PAGE SEVEN
THURSDAY. MARCH 8. 1956
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Farm Bureau Presents Play
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WEED A "Leap Year Wedding-'
was the title of the playlet present
ed by ihe members o the Edge
wood Farm Bureau Center as ihcir
contribution to the entertainment
features of the 10th annual Siski
you Farm Bureau dinner meeting
held In Montague Saturday night.
March 3.
Principal speaker was Stary
uange, vi.sana. vice president 01 Jackson was master
j ies and presented
the Pacific Olive Company, who
spoke to the more than 600 peo
ple attending on tho subeci of
"Farm Problems and How Solved."
Other top sneaker of the program
was Mrs. Fred Holt, St. Helena,
speaking in the capacity ol presi
dent ol California Faim Bureau
Women.
Siskiyou County Supervisor Clint
of ceremon
Eldon Hoy
Or.Ko-i-Call'nta
ar.a- stuon
IHappat'tf- tMpaajits Jrii
i. alwva rm, aianaaros
I. By euTltrl
Truck Vt
Quirterssit.r Salail
Former Residents
Visit Hawaii
Edgewood. with his county past
president's pin lor his term served
j last year. 9
The skit presented by the Edee
! wood Center group advertised th!
Recent vacationists in the Ha- '1"' March 10 dance to be held
waiiaa Islands were Mr. and Mrs. m " Edgewood Faun Bureau
Jesse K. Reno of Bremerton, j Hall. Those in the skit included.
Washington, formerly of Klamath! Mr- and Mrs. Eldon Hoy, John
Palls, accordm in word received i Mazzini, Jack Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.
here. They made the plane trip
a.
via the North West Orient Airlines,
and stayed at the Waikiki Biltmore
Hotel in Hawaii.
While in Honolulu the Renos met
former acquaintances from Klam
ath Falls, including Mrs. Walter
Beane and daughter Barbara and
granddaughter. Mrs. L. L.' Palmer
ton, Mrs. Leslie Rogers and Mrs.
Lois Stewart.
Mrs. Reno will be remembered
as a teacher In the Klamath Falls
grade schools from 1923 to 1951,
and her husband as a Southern Pa
cific Railroad engineer.
Oliver Solus.
Dancing rounded out the eve
ning entertainment.
t FLUE FIRE
There was no damage from a
flue fire at the residence of B.H.
Cowanaugh, 420 Jefferson, Wednes
day evening, the Klamath Falls
Fire Department reported today.
The alarm was received at 9:25
P-m.
Members Join
Lake Couples Club
LAKE VIEW The St. Luke's Cou
ples Club welcomed Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Radford and Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Reiss as new members at
their monthly dinner meeting on
March 5.
Colored slides of his recent trips
to Central America, South Ameri
ca. Mexico and the Caribbean were
shown by Harry utley, a guest
Another guest of the evening was
Dr. Cornelia Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Paxton and Mr.
and Mrs. Neai Elliott were in
charge of the dinner.
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Dan Doten Dies In Home
Saturday Rites
Set For Stroberg
Funeral services will be h e 1 d
Saturday. March 10, at 10:30 a.m.
from O'Hair s Memorial Chapel
I for Mrs. Bculah Elisa stioberg. ti.
' bu g was
Iron active
Mrs. Stro.
well known Keno ma
in PTA and 4-H Club
Dan Doten. 81. a resident of the master at Keno for 14 years. In;
Klamath Basin for most of his the days when game was puiuuu:
iif rtii-rt at ih Klamath Nui sin", and maiketinc o( it legal. Doten
Home March 7. He waa born at : did a great deal of duck hunting j
Vreka. California, March 13. 1B"3, in the Tule Lake area lor tne mar- w,0 died at the family home in
i Mr and mm .insiah Motpn. who kpt and was considered one of the Keno March 7.
ur nriu H ninnrpr nf North, i host shots in the country. A native of Texas.
ern Calilornia. a,m-h-r im-inrip nne sister. Mrs. '
me Dotens movea to rciio wm-ni ,. ,... A,hn,,v or. oon- two " ... h ..... . ,ro,hpr of the
h?ed m Dorrr Keno and v crnin- '".ce.s. Mrs. Katherme Tusben.iKeno Gospel Church. Survivors in
' J S ' ,ed it, re i re- Bandon. Oregon, and Mrs. Margie elude her widower. Frank L. Stro
me t several year, ago He wa, a'Yod.n. Dram. Oregon: one nephew, berg, one daughter, her mother.
a"e driver He o?d L.Vvme Merle Manning. Brownsville, Ore-1 three sisters, five grandchildren
Ashland d Norlhe?n Calilornm gon. I and three great grandchildren,
run tor about 14 tears, driving the i Funeral services will be held! The Rev. Melvm Griffith, pastor
nwht run over the Green Springs , from O Hair's Memorial Chapel of the Keno Gospel Church, will
Mountains through deep mud and ' Saturday. Mulch 10. at 2 p.m. Fin- otticiale at the services, with final
snow, was a cowpunther on a largi nl rues and interment will te ui nits and interment in the Klam
ranch near Don is, and was post-i Klamath Memorial Park. I ath Memorial Park.
Prliartl tablo stock but av lnclwlo fotf solpaaals to non-tsbU stock outlets solln M. I
in Lull Vallr. Colorado ar 3 - orthaaaWm Colorado
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(roda and alas rticulstlcas.
Lutheran Women Hear History
Bl'SINKSSUOMAN RKTl'RNS
DUNSMUIR Mrs. Marie Glover
niiMCMTTiD a V,,clm-v nf A rnnnrt hv Mrs. .Inhll SPCfl On "1 rtlttiivo uum awy '"':u w
church music and biographies ofi'.he church library was heard and "Mi."-U
$15 voted lor purcnase oi dooks. s
Mrs. George Schradcr of Mount
Shasta was a recent donor.
A delegate will be named at
the next meeting to the April 30
convention at Oakland.
some composers was given by
Mrs. Otilia schabacker at the last
meeting of the Lutheran Wom
en's Missionary League. Mrs.
Edmo Loney presided at the meet
ing at the home of Nellie King.
an intensive course in corse-
tiering in Ran Francisco. Repre
sentatives from major stores in
California, Nevada and from as far
north as Klamath Falls attended
the training course.
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