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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1956)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE CITY BRIEFS OTI Student Wtvnt Second meet ing will be Wednesday, October 17, at 7:15 p.m. in the student lounge. Entertainment will be a fall style show presented by Mrs. Hamilton from Marvin's. There will be a prize and refreshments. Nile Daughters Members of the Zuleima Nile 'Club will meet Wed , nesday, October 17, for sewing at the 508 Upham Street home of Mrs. Gus Anderson. All Daughters of the Nile are urged to attend. Parish Hall A regular meeting j of the Sacred Heart Attar Society will be held In the parish hall beginning at 1 p.m. Wednesday, October 17. Art Classes will be held in the Klamath Art Association's new clubhouse in the Mountain View Housing development area for 10 weeks, starting Tuesday (tonight) at 7 o'clock. ' Instructor is Howard Hall, KUHS art teacher. Dick B. Miller Jr. sales mana ger for the Dick B. Miller Co., local Oldsmobile dealers,' left yes terday by plane for Los Angeles for the preview showing of the new 1957 Oldsmobilesr" Shasta PTA Executive Board ''Aaron Boe Takes Radio Position Aaron Boe, formerly commercial manager for KFLW in Klamath Falls and for about a year man ager of KRNR at Roseburg, has joined the commercial staff of KVAL-TV, Eugene. Boe was with KFLW for about eight years. He left Roseburg when the station was sold a few weeks ago by the News-Re view Publishing Company, to James Doyle, who disposed of a - Texas station to buy and manage KRNR. Doyle had lived in Rose burg previously and Mrs. Doyle lived there with her parents prior to her marriage to Doyle. will meet at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. October 17. . Important Meeting tonight at Mills School Auditorium when there will be discussion on fluori dation by Dr. James Noel, Klam ath .Falls dentist. The public is urged to participate in the round table talks that will follow his talk. The meeting is being sponsored by the Klamath Chapter AAUW. Pelican Post No. 1383 Auxiliary nf the VFW will hold a social meeting Thursday, October 18. 8 o'clock in the club room. Past presidents will be honored. Midland Grange will hold a hnnster nicht urogram Wednesday. October 17 following a 6:30 din ner to be served in me new grange hall. '-.. ' .inh's Daughters will hold a reg ular meeting of Bethel No. 6, 7:30 n m ThiirsHav Oeinher 18 in the Masonic Temple: Choir practice will De neia in ine lempie on vreu 'nesday, October 17, 4 p.m. Ap ' preciation is expressed by the beta 'Ql In 1illr'c fnr A 5 Gift certifl nto in hp piv-pn to me eiri sen inn ihn mnst ranrlv durine the re cent Job's Daughters candy sale. The certificate will be presented at the meeting. Mpnllnff nf the Klamath Cam era Club tonight, 8 o'clock in the Klamath County Library, mere will be a movie on the tlexicnrome process. siwiikirn at the Farm Bureau Women's meeting to be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, October 18 at Joan's Kitchen at the fairgrounds will be Mrs. John Yadon and Mrs. Ulrich. Their topic will be "Ballot Measures. . Parents and Patrons will meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday, uc- tnhnr 18 at the school. Kelresn- ments will be served and a baby sitter will be provided. Sacred Heart Notebook By ELAYNE MINGO This Thursday, the second stu dent body meeting was held. Presi dent Cora Leitzke announced that one fourth of the student body fund will go to the Chimes, our Echool, paper, and one fourth will go to Coach Peter Budig for the athletic fund. The United Fund Drive is in full swing here at the academy. The sophomores sponsored a bene fit dance Friday night in the gym. Chaperones were Mrs. R. S. Wil kenson, Mr. Peter Budig, and Mrs. Bellotti; Rev. Alfred Fisher was also a guest. During the week contributions were freely made by the students to this worthy -cause.' The Mother's Club annual ham dinner tickets, are now on sale. The prices- are $1.50 for adults, and 75 cents for children. It is put on every year for the benefit of the boys athletic fund. Barbara Young, editor of the '57 edition of the Atrian, announced that the deadline for the snapshots will be November 1. Junior pictures were taken for the annual this week. They have just received a large selection of cards and stationery, and they now have a complete assortment for you to choose from. Red Cross Vows Drive Vigor A pledge to support leaders in the United Fund-Red Cross fund campaign until the drive now un der way reaches a successful ninnhicinn wnc ClVPn at the lunch' nicptlno nf tHn Tier! Cross board of directors in the Winema Hotel Monday. The board voted to again par ticipate in the "Christmas on the High; Seas,' program which plans gifts for 1 servicemen at sea on rhrlctmnc Hav unit aUd tfl SUDdW gilts for service men in govern- . pw hoard memhers elected to serve one year terms are William Ganong Jr., who presided ai me meeting, Dick Gallagher, Warren Beimel, Jonn zumwau, rreu dui- rhurlnc .Tnhnsnn. -Mrs. Adolph Zamsky, all of Klamath iroiic anH r A Rnvrfpn. Tulelake. elected to replace Burton Hoyle of the caiuornia town. SUKARNO RETURNS JAKARTA. Indonesia W Presi dent Sukarno returned to Indo pesia Tuesday after a 52-day tour of the Soviet Union. Red China and Eastern Europe. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Puna Ward's.Klomath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sont 925 Hiqh TU 2-4404 Monday, October 16, 1933 Ralph Hill, hero of the 1932 Olympic gomes ond America's 5000 meter champion, was morried pctober 3 to Miss Lois Dixon in o ceremony at the residence of J. B Coan, pastor of the First Methodist church. Miss Dixon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dixon ond Hill is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hill. Tuesday, October 17, 1933 Elbert Stiles, manager of the Beacon service station on East Main street, ana" Mr. Drake, driver for the Richfield comnany, are spending several days In Barnes valley on o hunting trip. Wednesday, October 18, 1933 The flip of a com lost for . Klamath Foils the 1934 rally of the Shosta-Cascode Won derland association. Mcdford won the loss. E. B. Hall of Klomoth Falls was re-elected president, of the association. His selection was by acclamation. Thursday, October 19,- 1933 Work of the Pelicans' re lief orqonization wps outlined and described before the Ki wonis Club Wednesday noon by T. R: Gillenwaters. Arthur Bremer presented o grouo of sonqs, accompanied by Miss Marie Obenchain. ond Elmer H. Ba'siger, recently elected president of the Pelicans, presided os chairman df the 'meet ing. friday, October 20, 1933 Members of the Art Needle work club, one cf the oldest sociol organizations of Klom o:h Foils, were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the . home of the prrsHcnt, Mrs. R. H. Dunhor Members r'es ent were: Mrs. J. FreH Goeller, Mrs. R E. Wottenbura, Mrs. E'ln McMillon. Mrs. Marn Hcniv Mrs. O. V. Kuvt-e-Holl, Mrs George Wirtt Mrs. Ch"rl-s M-irt.n, M'S. George Chos tain, Mrs. Jennie Hurn ond Mrs. Wilbur Jones. Saturday, October 21, 1933 Miss Anne Crawford has re turned from San Francisco where she collected severcl socc ,lol features and hinhliqhts for the cnnuol Autumn Fashion 'Review to be given by LaPointe's on Monday evening; ot the Pelicon theatre. Insure With Jlanduf Ga. LIABILITY FIRE 1 Piul O. Landry V. T. Johnson 419 Moin Street . Ph. 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