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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1956)
THURSDAY, MARCH 1. 195B V.HHAIJ) AM) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGP F'K BASIN BRIEFS Vim Aid classes will stari Monday, March 5, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Henley High School. The classes are sponsored by the Henley PTA and are open to the public. For further information call Ann Falrclo, 2-0801. Cards for the public at the Olene-Pine Grove Community Hall Saturday. March 3. Pinochle will be played, there will be prizes and refreshments. Everybody welcome. Farm Bureau workers 'payoff" potluck dinner was held Saturday night February 25, at the Edge wood Farm Center Hall, with en tertainment furnished by Butte Val ley. Those attending from Butte Valley were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Naught and daughter, Mr. slid Mrs. Tbeo Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holzhauscr, Mr. and Mrs. I Joe Allen and Mrs. Nellie Menges. Recuperating Mrs. Roy Shoe maker, former Macdoel resident, has returned to her home at Glenn' from the hospital ai Willows, Cali-i fornia. She will be confined to bed! about another month, and Mrs. j lvan bhoemaker is staying wttn i her. , j Siskiyou County Farm Bureau ! will hold its 10th annual winter t parly Saturday evening. March 3, for members and lamilies at the I Montague hall, Montague. Polluck! dinner will be served at 7:15 p.m.) Macdoel Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Goode entertained with a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Andrus February 26 on their 42nd wed ding anniversary. Mrs. Julia An drus also attended. 4-H Club County Farm Adviser M. F. Maxwell, Mrs. Maxwell, 6. D. Nelson and Gertrude Studer met with the Butte Valley 4-H Club Friday evening, February 24. for an officers' training class. Relresh ments were served. Card Party The Midland Grange will hold a card party, 8 p.m. Sat urday, March 3 at the Summers School cafeteria on Summers Lane. The public is invited. Away Jcsso Brown of the Hen ley District Is in San Francisco for a visit with his son, Byron and family and a son Cooper Brown. He will also visit with relatives in Tulare and a daughter. Dorothea, a nurse in Lewis Memorial Hos pital at Yosemite National Park. Cooper has spent the winter in San Francisco but will return with his father and continue to his home In Corning, Washington. Mcetlnjr The Dewey Powell Unit No. 12 of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting March's at B p.m. In the KC Hall at 2:30 on Thursday. March 8. The Moihersingers will provide tne af ternoon's program.- Tony Welrh Fund Additional do nations to the Tonv Welch Fund have been made by the Yreka High School, the Weed Hiah School, j Sis.-wn Chapter, Order of Eastern. Star, and the Dunsmuir Women's i Club according to Dick Lachenmy-i er. fund chairman. Dunsmuir Verna Faye While has been named president of the I National Honor Society chapter of the Dunsmuir High School. Peder Anderson is vice president; Sus anne Twighi. secretary, and Dick Davis, treasurer. Henley PTA will hold a chili bean and tuna fish dish supper Friday evenint; from 5:30 to 8 p.m. with entertainment for all follow ing supper. Citizen Award Merrill Lions will , present its first citizen of 1955 1 award at a dinner Monday. March 5. at 6:45 p.m. in the recreation hall. Lions and their ladies invited. Ted Matinin son of Mrs. Doro thy Maupin of Merrill, left Febru ary 19 for San Diego to stnrt train ing after enlistment in the Marine Corps. Merrill PTA will hold its March meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria. "Know Your He?rt." a film, will be on the pro gram. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. B. Wolfram, Mrs. M. Ca- han, Carrie Mattson, Jc,-.n Moore, Mrs. J. Noonan and Virginia Perry. . Election The Dunsmuir Ele mentary School PTA will hold its annual election of officers at the next meeting. This will be held a. the elementary school auditorium City Briefs Kiremin's Rail will be held In Merrill Saturday. March 3, at the community hall with dancing from iu p.m. 10 i a.m. to Ha lay's band. Basketball The Modoc Union Hi eh School Braves of Alturas, A and B teams, will play a post sea son basket bill same on Friday af ternoon and evening when the teams face the Los MolinoF basket- bailer! in the annual Fall River invitational basketball tournament. Alturas The Kelly Creek PTA is planning Town and Country Fes tival at the Kelly Creek school house in New pine Creek Friday March 2, at 7 p.m. There will be a farm auction, fancywoik booth, games and refreshments. Proceeds so toward the tuition scholarship mr.d. Banquet There will be a district meeting in Alturas Saturday at 6:30 p.m. of District 49, Rebekah Assembly, siniUng with a banquet. The business meeting will follow at the Odd Fellows Hall. Invita tions, have been sent to the Lake view and Merrill lodges. Camp Fire Group Meets Committee chairmen for 1956 were named at the Camp Firej uins board ol Directors meeting held Tuesday evening at the cham ber of commerce. Mrs. George Proctor, newly elected council president, presided at the meeting. Mrs. LeRov Arlind was appoint ed to board membership tor a three year term and will serve as pro gram chairman lor 19o6. Other chairmen named by Mrs. Proctor were: Mrs. E. P. Lee. group organization; Mrs. Norman Jones, public relations; Phil Lee, camping committee;, Truman Run yan. finance; Mrs. Jamea Kerns, personnel; Mrs. Robert L. Smith, council and district organization; Donald A. W. Piper, candy sale: Phil Lee and Dale Criswell. Camp Esther Applegate board ol gover nors. Jn her report to the board Mrs, Naomi French, executive direcioi. pointed out that in December the local membership had reached an all time high of 1.238 and that pro gress witn tne council s districting plan could increase the figure con siderably In 1056. Dates for the annual candy sale were set for April 14 to 28. and an order was placed lor Miss Say lor's chocolate mints, which Is the same product sold by the girls for th past four years. Resident camp fees were raised from $15 per week to $16.50 per week to cover Increased program expenses. The resident camp will be held at Camp Esther Apple gate July 7-28, and camp folder? will be mailed to all members on April 2. Program activities for March are in celebration of the 46th anniver sary of the founding of the na j tional organization in 1910. On Sun day, March 4. all girls and leaders in costume will attend the church of their choice. Other plans Include mother's teas In Dorris on March 2, and in Merrill on March 3; Klamath Falls groups will have parties and, dinners with parents, council fires, and trips to interest ing places; Gilchrist, a grand coun cil fire on March 2. All communi ties within the council Jurisdic tion will prepare window displays at various t mcs during the month using the birthday theme, "Plant Seed - Reap Friendship." Camp Fire Girls is one of 26 services supported by the Klamath County United Fund. .. . ' (It!'1 '---- IIaI fr-ifn?! A NEW MERCURY MODEL, the Medalist two-door hardtop, hat been added to the other Mercurv lines. The Medalist series is priced below the Montclair, Monterey and Custom series. The Medalist series now includes a two-door sedan, two-door hardtop and four-door sedan. This new model now boosts the Mercury to a total of 17 models. The Mercury Medalist, with other Mercury models, is currently on dis play at Basin Motors, 424 South Sixth Street. Shrine Plans Crab Feed Over 30o nobles and their wives are expected to crowd the Klam ath Armory Saturday night, March 3, lor the annual Shrine crab feed and dance, according to Noble Charles Mack, chairman ol the event. Program (or the evening starts at 6:30 p.m. with a social hour fol lowed at 8 p.m. by the crab lecd. Dancing begins at 8 p.m. and con tinues until l a.m. with, music furnished by the Starlighter's or chestra. Potentate George Culdagcr Irom Eupene is expected to attend the event toeether with seven of his divan and Chief Habban i"iiie Favell from Laltevlew. One thousand pounds of crab have been ordered tor the main course on the menu, which will be backed up by hard rolls, cole slaw and clam chowder, Mack said. Din ner music will be supplied by Olen Fox and the Henley Job's Daugh ters will man the cloak room. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mack the committee is composed of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cloake, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Stiles. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dehlin ger. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. George Hlllis and Mr. and Mrs. Al Aldrlch,. Death Takes Tena Smith Mrs. Tena Smith. 78. mother of Mrs. Tarklp Tweet and Mrs. olaf Austad of this city, died February 28 in her sleco at the home of Mrs. Tweet. 2550 White. She had been in failim? health sin-e coming to Klamath Falls last October for a visit. Mrs. Smith was a member of the Cochoran Avenue Baptist Church in Los Angeles. Her husband died in 1938. Survivors Include four sons. George J. Smith of Campbell. Min nesota, Richard C. Smith, Fortlnnd. Dr. Jackson Smith, Scuttle and Jacob Smith of Seoul, Korea: three daughters, Mrs. Tarkle Tweet and Mrs. Olaf Austnd of this city and Mrs. Robert Soder holm of Culver City. California with whom Mrs. Smith had been living: also eight grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the chapel of Ward's Klam ath Funeral Home at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 3 with the Rev. Freeman Schmitt of the Bible Bap tist Church officiating. Final rites and commitment will be In Klam ath Memorial Park. Services Set For Morinovich Funeral services will be held at I a.m., Saturday, March 3, from Sacred Heart Church for John I Marinovlch, 69, resident of Klam-1 ath Falls for manv years who died February 38 at Hillside Hosnital. j Mr. Marinovlch. a native of Yugo-1 slavia. was a powderman for the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company for many v;h-s before he suffered I a stroke. Monsignor Timothy ' P. Casev will officiate at the service. Final rites and interment will be In Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Beginning Sunday, March 4 The FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7 OF TULELAKE . ' Will Hold All of its Services m Its ; NEW HOME (THE FORMER LEGION HALL) . j Sunday School 10 a.m. Morninq Service 11 a.m. Training Union 6:30 p.m. Eveninq Service 7:30. p.m. The Reverend Fred Tedrick, Pastor' IVERY ONE CORDIALLY INVITED STORAGE UPSTAIRS OFFICE SPACE On Ground Floor Quiet Free Parking Commerce Buildinq 11th & Walnut Phon. (363 Movie Due Klamath Palls Gar-; den Club will meet Monday at 2j p.m. in Uie city library. Easter j flower arrangements will be dis- j cussed and a film on Hawaiian : gardens will be shown. House President Elisa Nitschelm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nitschelm, Klamath View Auto Court, has been elected house president, of her sorority, Gamma Phi Beta, at the Univer sity of Oregon. Elise is a trans fer student from Lewis and Clark University, Portland. Meeting The Order of V a s a will meet Saturday March 3 at the IOOF Hall. A card party will begin at 9 p.m. Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded for pinochle, whist and canasta. Regular Meeting tonight. Peli can Auxiliary No. 1383. VFW 8 p.m. at the VFW Club for election of officers. Change Roland. Parks, onetime teacher In Klamath County Schools, more recently principal of the Ashland High School has ac cepted the superintendency of schools of the Bandon, Oregon school district. The Public Is invited to the; sketching wcvx.siiop at the Art j Center, junction of South Sixth ' and East Main streets, tonight, 1 o'clock. Take pencil and paper, i Worker Ordered Held For Jury Robert Peters, 47-yeju-old con struction worker, accused of mo lest insr a M-year-old girl in a downtown theater, was ordered held for the grand Jury Thursday on a charee of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. District iludce D- E. Van Vactor took the acticn alter a prelimin ary hearing. Deputy District AU. torney P. K. Puckett offered the testimony ol several witnesses to substantiate the charge. Feters was ordered hdd In lieu of $2,500 bail. He was represented by Attorney Robert Puckett. LOSE UGLY FAT IN TEN DAYS OR MONEY BACK It ou are ovrrwelKM, her u the fir-it really thnlllnf ntwi to rome along in years. A new & convenient way to yet nd of extra pounds eaier than ever. K you can be a ihm and trim a ou want. 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