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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1956)
TVKSPAY. MARCH 6, 1956 DXRAM) ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FAUiv OREGON PAGK SEVEN BASIN BRIEFS Chiloquin PTA The March PTAi Cross first id classes btini verting lur Uie Chiloquin area will taught in Chiloquin by O. Price, be held the third Monday, rather t.ian the second, because ot spring vacation. The program will feature a icport on the Washington, D C. educational conference and musi cal numbers, plus a fashion show from the local Blue Bird, Camp Fire and Horizon Club groups. New Daughter Letha Sue was the name chosen for the first daughter and second child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark, Chiloquin. Klamath Falls, will be half way through the course this week. The Tuesuay and Wednesday night groups have had an average at tendance of 12-16 enrollees. Bonama Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Wu of Bonanza are spending a few days In Los Angeles. Lanaell Valley Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Nnrlt and son of Bly and Joe Norlc of Klamath Falls spent the weekend In Langell Valley with their parents, the Ben Norks. Mr. and Mrs. Nork are recovering First Child Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones. Chiloouin. are parents of a son born February 21, who! jr0m flu and pneumonia weighed 7 ids. id ozs. ana nus been named Danny. His grand mother. Mrs. Mane Jones, Yaki ma, who bad come for a long weekend visit had to return to Washington the day before I b e young man arrived. Also visiting here that weekend with the Don Jones and the Lewis Jones was a third son, Jerry Jones, who is sta tioned in San Francisco with the Navy. In Traction Susan Ravizza, Chil oouin. who was injured in an auto mobile accident in late December and scent six weekJ in a Bend hospital, had to undergo a second operation on her broken leg tnree weeks ago and will be in traction another five or six weeks. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Ravizza and a pie-nursing soph omore at the University of Oregon. Her family spent Sunday In Bend visiting her. Red Cross Classes The two Red Martin Gift of Langell Valley is visiting his wife. Donna, a senior at Oregon State College. Jerry Mi t'artie has returned to his home near Bonanza after two weeks at Hillside Hospital. Water Safety Program Told A "Water Safety" program will be presented at the March 7 meet ing of the Interagency Council to be held at noon at the YMCA. Speeches will be limited to a few minutes for each topic. Bob Bonney, chairman, will introduce the speakers and their subjects. Virginia Dixon, secretary of the Klamath County Red Cross Chap ter will talk on "What Is the Wa ter Safety Program of the Ameri can Red Cross. Its Objectives, Program Elements and Facilities." Mav Myers, water safety chair man for the Red Cross county1 chapter will evaluate the profrram of the Klamath Basin on the basis of certification if lifeguards, in structors, the program, giving sta tistics. Naomi French will speak for Camp Fire Girls on "Camping Standards and Methods for Water Safety." Jim Harpole for the Boy Scouts will talk on "The Boy Scouts Aquatic Program and Wa ter Safety Standards at Camp." Paul Campbell or Bill Cornell will appear for the Young Men's Christian Association to outline the YMCA acquatlc program. Ella Rcdkcy, in charge of the munici pal swimming pool will summarize and review the local water safety and swimming program. KF Escapee - -Nabbed In Eugene Jack Gordon, . 34-year-old con struction worker, who was con victed here of rape, was captured in Eugene a short time after his escape from" Oregon State Hospital, the Associated Press reported Tuesday. Cordon was arrested In a resi dential district of Eugene after several persons reported a prowler in the area. Gordon was talien to the hospi tal for psychiatric examination af ter his conviction by a Jury in Cir cuit Judge David R. Vandenberg's court. He Is reported to have fled with another hospital inmate. The es cape was made through a laundry chute. Mr. Neva Grohs slipped and fell at her ranch home in Upper Langell Valley and broke her right arm. Visiting last week with the Mike Dearborns and Les Leavitts in Langell Valley were Mr. and Mr. Louis Stork of Simi. California. They are prospective residents. Annual Meeting of the Langell Valley Soil Conservation District will be held In the community hall Friday. March . starting with a 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner. Coffee and rolls will be furnished by the committee; each family bring ta ble service. Merrill The morning Bible class of the Merrill Presbyterian Church will conclude Its studies on tne Book of Ethesians on Thursday, March I. at a.m. at the Manse. The Rev. George Milne will conduct the class. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brooks and children of Bly were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Pohll at Merrill. Home Extension The Merrill unit will meet in the recreation hall on Friday, March . at 1:30 p.m. Next year's program will be decided upon; everyone invited. Election The Merrill VFW Aux-1 lliary will elect officers Wednes-1 day, March 7, at 8 p.m. in the recreation hall. Mary Lou Swisher, j Margaret Loper, Grace Walker and Pat Duncan are scrvinir on Ihe nominating committee. There will j be refreshments. i Meetinr St. Augustine's Altar Society, Merrill, will meet In the parish hall Wednesday. March 7. at 1:30 p.m. Plans for the food to be served at the golden Jubilee St. Patrick s dance will be discussed. Coffee will be served. Home The Rev. George Milne. First Presbyterian Church pastor in Merrill has returned from his recent trip to San Anselmo, Cali fornia. While there, he examined candidates for the ministry at the Presbyterian Theological College. Attend Meeting Mrs. Ted Gor don and Mrs. .George Milne, both of Merrill, attended a Sunday School teachers' meeting held recently in Malin. Ross Ragland. minister of the Malin Presbyterian Church, talked on "Why Am I Teaching." Mrs. Gordon and Mis. Milne dem onstrated use of visual aids In Sunday School. Ragland Is chil dren's work adviser for Presbytery and Mrs. Milne is children's work adviser for Presbyterial. Bly Patrons Hear Panel BLY A simulated radio panel discussion was presented at the March 1 meeting of Parents and Patrons by delegates to the count)1 speech festival. Those taking part in the conser vation of wildlife discussion were Larry Robin. Jack Dillavou. Jeff and Btan Tecumseh. Also on the program were Betty Jo Pauke, poetry, and Irene Womach, story telling. Problems of - continuing the ac tivity of the. Cub Scouts w ere dis cussed bv Principal James chance. This organization of boys from eight to 11 years has been spon sored by the Parents and Patrons group. The charier expired in Feb ruary of this year, but with co operation of the parents, the Cub Scouting program can again be come an active force in the com munity, Chance said. A short devotional read by Joan Bingham closed the meeting. Re freshments were served by the teachers. The next regular meeting will be held April 6. Bly HS Students To Present Play BLY The annual junior-senior class play, a comedy entitled Skinned Alive," will be presented on Tuesday. March 27. It was necessary to postpone the presen tation from March 6 because of the Illness of two members of the cast which Includes six girls and six boys. Howard Bingham, high school English instructor, la director. CITY BRIEFS Meetltg Sacred Heart Academy Mothers club will hold its monthly meeting Thursday evenuig. March 15, Instead of March B because of conflicting dates. Meethig will be held at 8 p.m. In the school auni turium, according to Mary W. Smith, secretary. Correction It was erroneously reported In an account of the death of David Smith Troy, manager of the Klamath Falls branch 01 Wey erhaeuser Timber Company, that Mrs. Mary Mcintosh was a sur viving sister. Mrs. Mcintosh is the daughter of Mr. Troy. The body ot the limber company official has been taken to Lewiston, Idaho, for burial. Naturalization The naturaliza tion ceremonies for new citizens originally scheduled for Wednes day at 2 D.m. in Klamath County Courthouse circuit courtroom has been changed to 10 a.m. on that day. The ceremony is being spon sored by the DAV Dewey Powell Unit No. 12. Judge David R. Van denberg will preside at the ceremony. Meeting Planned St. Mary's Al tar Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the parish hall. Tne meeting will follow a potluck luncheon at 1 p.m. OSNA District I meets at the Public Health Department Wednes day at 7:30 p.m. Board meeting at 7 p.m. Executive Meeting of the De gree of Honor will be held at Ihe home of Mrs. Juanita Lund sten, 1818 Kane Street, Wednesday, to take cookies for the Veterans Hospital. Extra cookies are needed for the new citizens reception to be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Dauthters of the Nile will hold I a 1 p.m. luncheon March 7 at the March 7 at 7:30 p.m. All officers I Wtllard Hotel. Reservations may be made by calling Mis. rrana Marks, 6478. Travelers Mrs. Margaret Bun-, San Francisco from where they j,.. ion Pm-iinmi street n ri sailed Monday on the Uirllne Mis. Ruby R. Rice. 303 South I urged to attend. Members .of the Khunath Board of Realtors are reminded cf the dUiner meeting to be held to night, 8:30 In the Pelican dining room. Bob Macdonald. Portland, will be the featured speaker. Meeting of the Pythian Sis ters, Temple No. 70, Wednesday night. March 7 In the IOOF Hall. Refreshments will be served. Remember the second sciou of the Cub Leaders TTain.nii Course. 7:30 tonight at the Atta mont Junior Hi;h School in Hie music room. Leaders will be Clllf Kenyon. Lester Tinker and Alice Galloway. Subject for discussion will be "The Den Meeting." Away Mrs. Gene Ryan was called to Garberville. California lust week by the death ol her daughter, Virginia Lloyd of that city. Mrs. Lloyd was the former Virginia Chechi of this city. Meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, 8 p.m. Thursday, March 6 in the Vcteraus Memorial Hall, Fourth and Kluniath. Remember Tickets will be available at the door of the Henley Grange Hall on Saturday night. March 10 lor the baked ham dinner at which Gov. Elmo Smith will be guest of honor and speaker. No reservations arc needed. The public Is cordially in vited to attend and hear the gov ernor and meet local and state po litical candidates. Serving of the dinner will start promptly at 5 p.m. instead ol 6 p.m. as previous ly announced. Meeting ot the Klamath Cam era Club tonight, 8 o clock at tne Klamath Coumy Library. The pro gram will be the selection of slides for PSA competition. Death Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Groves. H34 Lakevicw Street were called Sundav to Armona. Califor nia by the death of Mr. Groves father. W. O. Gloves. He had been In 111 health some time. C. D. Groves Is an employe of the Bal siger Motor Company. His father had visited here several times. He is survived by a second son, Charles Gloves of Guaymas, Son ora. Mexico. Eighth Street, office secretary lor Dr. Charles Rugh left Sunday for for three weeks In the Hawaiian Islands. They will return by Pan American Airlines. 3! Bridal Shower for Helen Web ber at the Poe Valley Community Hall on Saturday. March 10 at 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. Merrill Next regular meeting of the Ladies Air Society will be March 21. 2:30 p.m.. at the home of Mrs. O. Milne. Mrs. Jean Tay lor will be co-hostess and Mrs. W, F. Jlnnette the devotional leader. 23 fyeaU IfO Mondoy, March 6, 1933 The first new model 1933 Ford V-8 to be sold by Bolsiger Motor company was delivered tht first of the week lo Joe Micko Jr., of Malin, o prominent rancher of thot district. The cor is o Ford deluxe sedan, Vernon Moore, soles manager, stoted others ore ordered but have not yet arrived for distribution. Tuesday, March 7, 1933 Dr. L J. Goble was named ex alted ruler of Lodge No. 1247 of the Benevolent and Protect ive Order of Elks ot the annual election of officers at the temple Thursday evening. Other officers elected are Q. E. Van Vector, Orth Sisemore. J. C. O'Neil, F. D. McMillan, Lloyd Porter, J. E. Gove and C. R. Williams. Wednesday, March 8, 1933 Dr. Roy W. Oldenburg wos an nounced as o new subscriber to Ihe Klamath Prosperity Plan Thursday morning. Warronts of $5 denomination are coming in for registration ot the Plon's headquarters ot the chomber of commerce, according to officers. Thursday, March 9, 1933 a concert ond entertomment spon sored by Mr?.. A. J. Voye, prominent local musician, will be presented Tuesday evening ot the Community Congrego tional church. Among those who will participate ore Kothrvn Walton, Bonnie Short, Walter Sheets, and Robert Palmer. Friday, March 10, 1933 Jomes Gngsby Grimes, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Henry Grimes, wos guest of honor ot o dinner porty on his sixth birthday, ot his home on Eldorado avenue, places at the table were set lor Mr. B. S. Gngsby, Mr. ond Mrs. Bosil Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Grimes, Mr. ond Mrs. Rex Davis, Mrs. O. L King, Miss J3etty Jane Sanders, James Grimes and Mr. and Mrs. Grimes. Saturday. March 11, 193J The locol chapter of DeMoley is sponsoring a smoker to be given at Mosonic Hall Thursdoy. Some of the boxing bouts hove been listed as follows: Dean Houston vs. Bill Mayhew, Billy Bratton vs. Dick Currin, Bob Strong vs. Jock Buchanan, Roy Edgerton vs. David McCouley. Insure With THE LIABILITY Paul O. Landry V. T. Johnsoi D. 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