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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1958)
PAGE 4 B HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGOV WEDNESDAY. JULY 16, 1953 i i. , H2 4 cJ-.ivtlZZW& MRS. GEORGE R. HURN observed the 76th anniver sary of her arrival in Klam ath Falls Monday. She was not quite 12 years of age when her father, W. B. IBing) Grubb, brought his wife and family to this area from Ashland. They arrived on July 14, 1882, in a team-drawn wagon, hav ing come over Dead Indian Road. The family settled near Hoquin Springs, two miles southwest of Swan Lake, where they were among the earliest settlers. Fire Water, Fire Victim, Final Rites ST. I.OUIS (API - More than 1.41m bottles of liquor and wine. causht in a warehouse flood re cently, will p,et a private burial at a secret location next week Snme of the labels were washed away. It s illesal to replace them so the Pure Food and Drug Ad ministration, fearful that the Roods may have been contaminat ed, obtained a court order author izing destruction of the spirits. A bulldozer operator, equipped with a cas mask sn the fumes won't bother him. will smash the pottles before the burial. "I'd rather not say where we are going to bury it." said Roy Kiergan. a deputy federal mar shal. "We want this lo be a pri vate Mineral without too many mourners. U.S. Commie Chief Blasts Ike In Wire NEW VOHK 'APi-Fugene Den nis, national secretary of the-Com munist party, has told President Eisenhower that his dispatch of troops in Lebanon was "an act of aggressive imperialistic interven tion." In a telegram lo the President yesterday, signed on behalf of the National Committee of the Com munist party, Dennis called for immediate withdrawal of (he U.S forces. AID FOR BASE S('llnOI..S WASHINGTON H'Pli A Senate education subcommittee Monday approved a bill to con tinue federal aid for schools crowded by children of service men or government workers at military or civilian installations. STEP-IN FAVORITE Printed Pattern SIZES 12-20; 40 9205 Smartly spanning the seasons is tins step-in rire-s. Ideal lor plaid or checked coltons. wilh a year-i round choice ot i sleee eisions in our Printed Paltcin Simple yoked hmlice. gtaiciul skirt so becoming. So cool. Printed Pattern tuni Sizes 2. 14, Hi. lit. :'n lb lanes n yams .i.hiicii. Printed directions on each pat- tern part. Easier, accurate. Send filly cents u-oinsi for this pattern add ." cents lor each pattern for tst-class mailing Send to Marian Martin, care ol Herald and News, Pattern Dept.. West ltith St. New York II. N. Y Print plainly name, address with BASIN Old-Timm The annual old timers picnic of the Swan Lake area will be held at Jannsen Sprincs in Antelope Valley Sun day. July 21. I'lcase bring pntlutk and your own table service. Vacation Kddie Rriles. who is1 employed with the Department of dolor Vehicles in Sacramento, is .pending his vacation with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Bnles, of Cedarville. From Redmond Visiting at the Roy C'arlon home in Summer Lake last week were Mrs. Carlon's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gowdy and their son. .Inc. from Redmond, and Bill Roll ins of Corvallis. Ilnusi-gui-sls of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Harris, Summer Lake, for the past week were Mr. and Mrs. N'ickolas Hald and Harris' sister. Mrs. Rita Thornton, all from Oak land. The Halds left Monday, but Mrs. Thornton plans to remain for several more weeks. Felicitations lo Mr. and Mrs William M. Howard 'Lorraine liar risi on the birth of their third son, William Weaver Howard ,Ir The baby, born July 5 in Port land, joins brothers Joseph and Daniel. Grandparents are Air. and Mrs. S. D. Harris, Summer Lake. Seattle Trip Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Harris, Summer Lake, left Mon day morning (or Seattle on a three day trip. Square Dancing in Valley Falls Saturday evening at the Grange were Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Claggett and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hams, Summer Lake. They were accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Jack key, lJaisley. Visiting their son and daugh ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Withers and family, in Klamath Falls last Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Vancil Withers. From Moses Lake Mr. and Mrs. Dick Moss and son. David, of Moses Lake, Washington, are pending . two weeks with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Les Elder, Summer Lake. Visitors at Ihe William Harvey ranch in Summer Lake for the past week were Mrs. Harvey's nephew and wile, Mr. and Mrs Darrell Hallock. and their two daughters, Terri and Toni, from Livermore, California. Mminl Simula Mrs. Mildred Lnckart. deputy district president ol Hehekah District No. till. Duns- muir. will visit Castle Lake Rehc- kah Lodge No. B on Friday eve ning. July 25. according to Mrs Ethel Chilwond, noble grand. Sev cral Dunsmuir Rebekah member! are expected to attend. A social hour and relreshments will follow Ihe official visit. VFW Radio program for Thurs day, July 17, at 7:15 over Station KWSD will feature Norman Steph ens, Redding, nationally known electric guitar player. Stephens nas appearen on shows with Kate Smith and has been recorded by Columbia Records. He will be em ceed by Herb Rosine, Mount Shas ta. Convention Mrs. Muriel Her- gert, Fort Rock postmaster, and Mrs. Neva Warner, Silver Lake postmaster, attended the annual meeting of the Oregon Chapter of Ihe National Association of Post masters in Mcdford last week. Mrs. Howard McGee was in charge of the Fort Rock Post Oflice and store in Mrs. Hergert's absence. Weather Table By lulled Press lnlrriiHllon.il Temperatures and rainfall tor nours enriing at 4 a m Albuquerque Atlanta Hakerslield Boise Roston Brownsville Chicago Denver Detroit El Cent ro I Fort W orth Fresno 1 Helena J Kansas City l.os Angeles i Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oakland Phoenix Pittsburgh lied Blulf Henn Sacramento Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Stockton ((1 , n, ' K7 RH 118 R!l R.I 7R R7 lnii ltd n 7 1 R2 7H R7 tin 92 k: B.l in.t R4 H.t 81 74 R!l lit (ill 73 Ii7 112 41 KH 1,11 Rll 51 75 74 I'll itn .0.1 :':t T. (12 711 5R 4B R4 74 107 1(11 57 74 Rll Thermal Tucson 01 Washington (.FoiiGi-: inn ir NEWCASTLE, England TPP (ieoice W asliiML-inii a,li,iitt.-,l Misses'.; Monday in court that he look two 40. Sl.c!, -linked station snack bar without paving fur them, BRIEFS Mrs. Henry Markus, Silver Lake, substituted for Mrs. Warner. Hospital William L. Dchne. S5. of Fort fiock has returned from Irealment at the I'.S. Veterans llnsmtl Pnrtlunfl Ho haH iin.r. none i.ui-..nrv (r n, .-,, .,-.,1 ( cataracts Irom both eyes in re- cent months. To Portland-Mrs. Nick Klerk Fort Rok. left lor Portland last week. She has been ill since the the summer at their ranch here. To California Mrs. 0. J. Monet of Shanrion. California, returned to her home Monday alter a week's visit at Fort Kock with her niece and lamilv. the Richard Rrnunc Visitors of Dick Schauh. Fort Rock, lor several days were his nephew and family, the Robert Schaubs, of Vancouver, Washing ton. Returned Mr. and Mrs. Bucl Fisher. Dorris, returned home Fri day after a month's vacation ViS ilinf frienrtc and i-nlntii-pc in nbln- homa, F'ishcr is principal of the S Dorris Elementary School. Bonanza Lyle G. Haley, son of Oliver Haley. Bonanza, has grad uated from the University of Ore gon Dental School in Portland and has opened an oflice at Grants Pass. Haley is married and he and his wife have three children. Visitors Dr. and Mrs. Don Thomas. Willows. California, were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Thomas' sister. Mrs. Ronald Kelchum, and family in Bonanza. Jieeovering Ora C. Johnson, 82-year-old resident of Langcll Val iey, is recovering from an illness. Guests at Ihe home of her par ents. Mr. and .Mrs. James Dye. Bonanza, are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Custer. Coquillc. The Dves are also visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs. Bob Davison. Bo nanza. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Dye and daughter have returned In Coquillc alter visiting the Dyes and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rodgers, Bonanza. From Santa Rosa Gordon Doug las, Santa Rosa, is visiting at the Bonanza home of his brother, Her man Douglas. Gordon just re turned from a vcation trip to Mon--tana. From Alameda Mrs. Wiley Ray and Verla Gihney, Alameda. Call-, fornia, are visitors at the homci of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gihney, and other rcla-1 lives in Bonanza. Weekend Mrs. Frank Challisf&l a in n .......... .. ... ...i nit! (.in, .ii, , nil.,,, ivi-ii- wti'iwim K visitors ai ine nome ol Mrs, mat hs' daughter. Mrs. Kirk Curran, ind family al Redding. The Chai ns' brought Susan Curran and Kirk Curran Jr. home with them for a - visit. F'rom Idaho Visitors at Ihe King Hubble home in Bonanza were Mrs. Huhhle's son. E h e r Gardner, and family from Wal lace. Idaho, and another son and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gardner, and two children of Grass Valley, California. From Nevada Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kellesnn and family. Hawthorne, Nevada, were recent visitors at the home of Rill's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kel lesnn of Bonanza. They also vis ited Bill's parents in Klamath Falls hclore going on to the coast for a vacation. Attending funeral services at Dayton. Oregon, lor his brother. Clifford L. Dve, were Mr. and High Low RaiirMls- 'J-'mcs Dye of Bonanza. Mrs. i'r or. ami nor naugnier irom Redding accompanied the Bonan- za Dyes In the funeral. Clifford had lived in Mcdlord and died there July S. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hubble of Bonanza had as guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tucker and two girls of I.ongview. Washington. Mr. Tucker and Mrs. lluhlile are sisters. Fashion p V It E' ul IM GfJ Yes, we're moving . . . moving right around the corner into new and larger facilities - to make Fashion Villa one of your biggest ready-to-wear shops in the basin. Watch for our grand opening. In the meantime, take advantage of the tremendous savings off' ered during this sale. It's all priced low, low, low! Just look at these examples: h ffl 4 MM IIH MM JPM k MM UMMh.m M mm I 1 I I I Values From 14.95 to 35.00 El IIII Just a Few! Famous brand II El u Iffl tm u vfok. IIII " , "T . J Broken Mzes. Values up to 22.95 E I l Famous brand j xs n n ii m r L'tii wsm 1 f II Jll II ll- H 19 KL m wJl b -i.-JCLr mm WtM -- mm mm, u mazim mi m iiii w m m m i i i -- una r u -m 1 1 m A i i i ii ii i ! I SCRAMBLE 'rTgula AN - I , TABLE!! iS charge J I Ridiculously low prices on A I ACCOUNTS 1119 ifi merchandise from all over Kj-M K the store, including: 9$P$fe Rj p H Pedal Pushers YPS'- I" Swim Suits I aLJ I Riding Pants I " Brassieres lll, f Vj I II i ' siips ltili 1 L 'Jeans Wffis ' pi 1 Shrugs jfTK JW 1 'Skirts Awi? i5VI H i ..... iiwMfm i Priced as 'mU H Sffifi H Fashion Villa's Ve're III. T tt. i ' Villa Moving ;n III AMIDON'S Now Open At Town & Country Typewriter Rentals , 1.50 Week Sales & Service Consult Amidon's About Typewriters Now In Progress Savings For Every Member Of the Family Stay Thrifiy Shop Thrifty Variety! SPONGE RUBBER CUSHION all purpose for indoors and out. Reg. 2.29 value KITCHEN TOOL 6 picco stainless steel, guaranteed not $ f 98 to rust, stain, or tarnish. An ideal set for gift or home use. Reg. 5.98 CANVAS GRIP BAG with heavy zipper ond rubberized lining. In two popular sizes ELANKET SALE take advantage of this quality and lowest prices ever! 50c down holds till Nov. 15 TV HASSOCK sturdy ond washable, this attractive designs and colors. Reg. 6.95 value MEN'S T-SHIRTS These are quality name brand shirts. S-M-L in white ond colors. Reg 1.39 8 Now You Can Own A Valco Aluminum For Only On Easy Terms Sea this big, 12' non-sinkable Alcoa aluminum boot on dis play right now. Light and easy to hondle ideal for fishing or bird shooting. Com pletely Zolotone finished in side. 51" beam. Weight 113 lbs. 14 ft. Valco Aluminum 39500 Same fine construction os 12' but with 63" beam ond weight of 153 lbs. A boat that will last you a lifetime and needs practically no care. Shop till 9 Sundays 8 a.m. till 3 p.m. Town & Country SPORTING GOODS 1 88 SET 3 I L great sale offering best $ ( 97 $ A 97 to f comes in many $ i 95 4 98' lone, sie and st le nuniher otWH it COUNTRY CASUALS o fA PROFESSIONAL RODEO j July 25-26 27 . o ri -r.i . k' .f T kill I 9 D.m. im
