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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1956)
FRIDAY, MARCH 23. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON f BASIN BRIEFS weekend GoMta TW..H... Gehm and Patricia Parrot from "V"1"0 were weekend guests in Malta at the home of Mr. and Mra. Bonnie Stephens. Miss Gahm is a former teacher in Malta High School. Blneo Partr Malta American Legion Post No. 84 will hold a bingo party Saturday, March 24. at 8 p.m. The American Legion Auxiliary will furnish refresh ments of pie and coffee. The party will be held at the Malta Com munity Hall and the public is in vited. . SOCE Students Beverly Mar tin. Barbara Havilna, Elizabeth McVev. ShlrW TravU a n A v Travis, Carol McAulii.'e.' and Les lie Martin were home in Malin from school last week for spring vacation. VUiHnr .Tenn T n ir - . . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loyai Loveness of Malin iinri n atnrint at the University of Oregon, Is viaitiug a coiiege iriena in Fenaie- wu uiu weea. iter nrotner Ron, also of u of o student, and Mrs. Loveness have gone to Willows, - California to visit relatives. They will return to Malta at the end oi uie week. At Home Orpe-nn statu fnl. lege students at home in Malm this week during spring vacation are Marshall cornett, Pat Mad' den. BettV Bunnell Rarhora nun. nell, Jacquetta Saunders, and Don- am itajnus. Home Mr. and Mrs. Lester soggs nave returned to Bonanza after a year at Coeur d'Alene, 1UHUD. Vlsltlnr the Ben Norks at Langell Valley are their son and au,ijr, am iiuia. oi oweemome Langell Valley Mrs. Marion Lindsay returned Wednesday aft er a week in Berkeley with her daughter. Doreen, and an aunt who la ill. Return Mr. and Mrs. Elliott nouse are hack on the Langell Valley ranch after four months iii isaiiicrnia. Dick Pepple son of iMr. and jura, uwea reppie oi Bonanza is recovering at Good Samaritan Hospital In Portland following back aurgery. He la in Room 631. New Residents of Bonanza re Mr. and Mrs. Don Horslev since bis release from the Air Force. He la the son of Mr. and Mra. Joe Horsley and she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed uowan, an oi Klamath Falls. Meetlnr Th UnnsnM d, ents and Patrons Club will meet at the school March 28 at 8 p.m. Program will be folk dancing by imn graners. Eastslde Mrs. Delphia Nelson and daughter Ivy came home last . week from Corvallis where Ivy at tends college. Mrs. Nelson has spent the winter with her children at Salem and Shedd. Palaley Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kelso of Eastside played for the bi. patriot's dance in Paisley. Mra. Earl Cogburn of East side entertained at dinner on Mkrch 18 honoring her sister, Mrs. Hugo Leyva of Lakeview, on her tjirthday anniversary. Mra. Leo Hanks returned to Eastslde Wednesday following medical treatment in Portland. Neal Elliott has been cleaning up his ranch after last year's fire which destroyed his home and furniture. He plans to rebuild at Eastside. James Bracken on 72-hour leave from the Navy, spent the .weekend visiting friends in Lake view including Edward Richard son. From Eugene Mrs. Lillian Deal of Eugene has been visiting In Lake County for three weeks wiiu ner sisters, Mrs. pete Butler of New Pine Creek and Mra Hark Knit nf T. -i .- - -......., uu uc L daughter and family, the Jamea miuuuaius oi new fine creek. She was a luncheon guest at the home nf Xfra .Tnbn n'u.,1 iH e.. - w ...... Ul CUI sine oaturaay. Lorlng White agricultural commissioner of Modoc County, discussed the potato seed instjec- Hon work for this vear at ih Tulelake Growers Association meeting Being held today in Tule- iaae at xne Marcha Theater. Dunsmulr Verna feted with a birthday anniversary party at the Travelers Hotel Tuesday with Mrs. Grace Pickt horn hostessing a luncheon for 34 gucsis, employes oi me S.P. Hon ors were shared by Ida Strosnider WhO also had hirthriav inniu.,. Sarv this Week. Fanr-v nieh were given Miss Franchi who is planning a May wedding. Odd Fellows of Bonanza will sponsor a public card party Sat urday, starting at 8 p.m. in the Bonanza Library. Henley Beef Club has can celed the dance which was to be held Friday, March 23. Weed Pnl nillv T vrAvrt. U.S. Army, recently took part In irciu training exercise held by the 4th Infantry iDlvision In Ger many. Morris Is a transportation specialist in Cnmnanv w nf tnm division's 8th Regiment. The son of William E. Morris, Weed, he is a 1954 graduate of Weed High School who entered the Army in August 1954 and went overseas u uiumns ago. Paislev Mra .T n rnim Mrs. Leston Linebaugh and Mrs.' con liorum, on leers of the Pats ley chapter of the Order of East ern Star. Will aaslat KllnHal, ntitU the annual ham dinner to be served in Paisley from noon un til 2 p.m. An apron bazaar is an- ouier leature oi me event. La Phie A standard Kniivea in American Red Cross first aid started this week with Harru rw. is of the accident prevention di vision ofthe State Accident Com mission as instructor. Music Gwen Parker Mam-v Lectner and Sunny Morehouse, a piano accordion group from the la. nne ocnooi, appeared on the program at Midstate Electrics annual meetino- MnnHav nnrf Cor ing luncheon. Fdrt HnrV .Inhn rnn.laB nermlnt grower nn nninmhia Dm. er diked lands at Rainier, Oregon, spent the week here taking wild life photographs. His specialty is wuiut etuaes out ne naa recently sold pictures to several maga zines. ' a Yreka The VrpVa Tnrllana Baseball Club of Northern Califor nia met last night to organize for the season, with Loren Barklow as uiairman, i 1 Red Cross Mrs." C. Manney, FOR LIMITED TIMEI Silfl" PORTRAIT $2.95 Monday Circles Slate Meetings The Monday Evening Circles of the Peace Memorial Prhvtrtan Church will meet March 26 at 1:30 p.m. rne Seattle Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Duane Alex ander. 2833 8ummer Lin. h . Forsythe Circle at the home of Mrs. Albert Stone. Lakeview High way and the Moser Circle at the nome oi Mrs. A. c. Olson, 2520 Hope Street. The Mackenzie Circle will meet Tuesday evening, March 27, at 8 D.m. at the home nf Mra n T Proett, 4431 South Sixth Street,' fol lowing me ainner lor new church members. Programs on the family will be continued, and Bible study will continue with the book of Ephe sians. Any interested women is in vited to attend one of these meet ings. PAGE THREE DAMAGE SUIT McCLOUD A damage suit for 1100,000 brought by Ralph M. Ber ry against the McCloud River Rail road is being heard in Redding in the Shasta County superior court before Judge Albert F. Ross. Ber ry, a former railroad section hand, cnarges ne was injured when a motor rail car he was riding struck some stationary flat cars near Cay ton on April 13, 1955. It is a Jury trial. Yreka Red Cross drive chairman, announces that two-thirds of the Yreka quota has been collected as of this week. Yreka Author Emma Irene Luttrell, author of "The Gentle West," will be a guest artist of the League of American Penwom en Saturday in San Francisco. She attended the Book and Author luncheon Thursday at the St. Francis Hotel. Vaahlnn Shnw an4 Clli, T-n will hft hfilri nn Rnnriau vrar-k qE at 2:30 p.m. at the Malin Masonic Hall. The event will be sponsored uy uic Maun itainoow tor Girls and clothes to be shnwn am pniif. tesy of Wilde's Store in Malta. iuc puunu is invuea. Mnlin ITaatar T llu 1. . the benefit of crippled children win taite piace in Mann on Sat urday, March 24, with the mem bers of Rainhnw for rtlrl in charge. SDCclal Krv1fB Starting Tuesday. March 07. thrmlerh UVi- day, March 30, there will be spe- chu evening services starting at 8 p.m. at the Malin Presbyterian Chlfrch. This Kolv Wpplr nrncrrairi has been planned by the Rev. uart u. ueMott. To Hovo Your INCOME TAX RETURNS Expertly Pre pored See N. J. ROSENBAUM Commerce Bldg. Ill I Walnut St. Phone 5903 er 5863 CITY BRIEFS. I Company and the Quality Market, i esses were Stella Bowne and Elsie 1 24 at the Klamath County Library Th. cala U.-MI star, a. a-an - ... n.. n.- . ,.. ..u I ... ... . . . ' Burton. The March meeting will be Hosteses will ho Fiia. Rtv-k.r .h held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 'Ella Dickinson. V.rht Pluh nrah frl fnr mam. bers, families and friends will be held Saturday with serving from 6 10 a p.m. For reservations or lur ther information call 2-9106. Card Party The Shasta V 1 w Building Association will hold a pinochle party at 8 p.m. Saturday at uie community nail, Shasta Way and Madison Street. , Townsend Club dance from t p.m. to l a.m. Saturday night In the KC Hall. Two violins and a piano will furnish the music. Teen agers admitted for half price. Carnival The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y carnival will be held at the YMCA Saturday starring at 1 n m The public is invited. Afternoon Circles of the Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church will meet Friday, March 23. beginning with dessert at noon: Emerson Cir cle at the home of Mrs. Vera Peugh, 5156 Harlan Drive; Tra vaille Circle at the home of Mrs. Dan Mathls, 3849 Blsbee Street. Nw flaitalilM A .1-1 I V. , - n a" wciamia weighing 6 lbs. 4 ozs. was born Friday at Eugene to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Deer. This is their third ri I II D h I , DotAmnl ents are Mr. and Mrs. Larkin A. Lieer and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kelly. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lyndel Gardner, Gold Beach. Mrs. Kelly will visit the Deer family in Eugene this Week. Deer ia a nharmanlct at Eugene. Rummage Sale Sons of Norway will hold a rummage sale at the Pelican Theater building, Eighth and Klamath, Saturday, March 24, starting at 8 a.m. Rummage mav be left at 1143 Alandale, or call 7324 for pickup of donations. Home 1st Lt. and Mrs. Wilbur Elliott and their two children, Mi chael and Elaine, who have spent nearly two years in Ft. Knox, Kentucky, arrived home last night. The lieutenant has been discharged from service with the U.S. Army. At present they are at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dex ter Elliott, 1240 Monclalr. Mrs. El liott the former Catherine Blanas is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George Blanas. Tood Sale Theta Thela Rho Girls Club, No. 8 of the Indepen dent Order of Odd Fellows is spon soring an Easter Basket and Food sale at two stores. J. C. Penney The sale will start at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 24. All donations should be taken to the stores by 9 a.m. Sons of Norway will have a basket social, Saturday nitht, March 24, 8 p.m. at the Luboi Temple. Meeting The February meeting of .the Klamath Falls Retired Teachers Group was held at Klam ath Union High School. Co-host- Welcome, brother, if you're a Bourbon Man A fW! Wi. s .t s " 1 m m mm tAKai r KtAMATM fAtLS, 0lOI) OPEN EVERY DAY AMERICAN CHINESE Foodl at their haitt Ph. 6496 For Orders To Take Out Ben B. Lee, Mgr. i STUDIO PHONE 4516 1037 MAIN ST. ' BP 3 Yes, It's Easter, the Loveliest time of the year . , . time to have flowers in your home, to send flowers to family and friends. 00 UP Out of town orders pieced early enough to' be mailed will save you wire or phone costs. Order early I CHARLIE MACK'S JUamaih PHONE 4159 DANCE SATURDAY. 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