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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1958)
PAGE 10 A HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON' BASIN BRIEFS To Litchfield Susan Criss of Litchfield. California, was a Sun day night visitor of her uncle and aunt. 4Ir. and Mrs. Hay Clark. Macdoel. The Clarks took her home Tuesday and expect to be gone a week. Home Mrs. M;iry Prlrrs. I.o Angeles, left Tuesday for her home after a three-week visit with her fion-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burby, Macdoel. Visitor Mr. and Mrs. ft. II Brannan. I'lacerville, California. visited Irom Tuesday until Satur day with Brannan s mother, Mrs Martha Brannan, and sister. Mrs Jim Whitt, both of Macdoel. and another sister, Mrs. Ernest Burk hart, Dorris. From San Jnse Mrs. Mae Thor sen, San Jose, a former resident of Butte Valley, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitt. Macdoel, and oth er friends in the area. She will be remembered as Mae Bloss. Macdoel Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nauuht, Macdoel, were guests ai the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack GenRrich. Talent, Oregon, last week, and also at the home of Mrs. Naught's aunt, Mrs. Lena ltoseberry, Medford. Kclurnrd Chuck Burke returned fo his home in Macdoel Sunday from San Bernardino where he had been sent by the Goose Nest Dis trict to fight a forest fire. Driscoll, Leavitt. Donna Dixon and Cora Surgery Mrs. Jess Dieter re turned to her Macdoel home Sun day from the Siskiyou County Gen eral Hospital in Yreka, after under going major surgery last week. Livestock-Bullo Valley 4-H Club members and their families attend' erl the 11th annual Siskiyou County 4-H livestock judging day it yreka Sunday. Cinda Rohison won first place in beef judging and was awarded a blue ribbon and a pock et knite. Larry Myers took third place in the beef judging. Macdoel Trucks carelessly load ed with garbage on their way to the dump east of Macdoel arc spilling garbage on the county road leading to the dump, which is in violation to a county ordinance. The dump may be lost to the com munity unless more care is exer cised. Ilrldal Shower for Nancie Jo Givan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Givan, at the Bonanza li brary August 5 at B p.m.. All friends and relatives are invited. No cards will he sent. Nancie will be married to Larry Kriar. Klam ath Falls, on August 211. Hostess es will he Velda Haley, Agnes Schooler, Margaret Burnett, Kitty Krmodrled Dick and Maida Sampson have just completed some remodeling at their Green Garden Tavern in New Pine Creek. They converted the restaurant room into a lounge with a ball room floor and bar. and plan on adding pad ded tviotiis along the wall at a lat er date. Lesson Richard Law-son. New- Pine Creek, took his first flying son last week from Mrs. Meta Poole. Richard is planning on pur chasing his own plane as soon as he becomes a qualified pilot. Visitor Mrs. Virgil Boomer, Langell Valley, was a recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Atchinson, Willow Ranch. From Oakland Margaret Bren nan and Joan Brennan, Oakland, California, were holiday guests at the home of their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leahy, and children of New Pine Creek. Conference Mrs. Buna Karis, New Pine Creek. Lake County PTA council president, attended a state PI A leadership training conference at the Lniverstty of Oregon cam pus at Eugene. She was accom panied by Mrs. Hazel Sanford who visited her daughter, Mrs. Helen Pearson, and family in Eugene Cook Lowell Richenor, Willow Ranch, was one of the eight cooks at the Order of the Antelope gain cring on Hart Mountain over the weekend. Lowell is now working for Truman Lawson near Medicine Lake. Completed The Meta Poole home near New Pine Creek has been completed by the contractor. Swan Sjoherg, who with his wife has returned to his home in Ukiah. The carpenter, George Duwe, who was employed on the home, and his wife have returned lo Ukiah also. Visitors Mrs. John Ouigglev and son, Kenneth, Klamath Falls, were visitors at the home of Mrs. Ojiiggley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pemberton, New Pine Creek. i Mrs. Pemberton has been ill. New Pine Creek Mr. and Mrs. Billy Millsap, who were recently married, were honored at a bridal shower at the Grange Hall Friday night. Mrs. Gladys Porter anil Mrs. Alice Allen were on the show: or committee. ; Returned Mr. and Mrs. Klrv i .Martyr and grandson, Larry, Dow ning. California, have returned to their home alter a week's visit with Martyr's cousins, Mr. and ' ' So Morals Count Jails Photog SANTA BARBARA. Calif. AP' Scores of Santa Barbara women were photographed half nude without their knowledge when they undressed for tuberculosis X-rays, police report. GRANGE NEWS IXIKKIS M.CDOEI Dorris Grange No. held its regular meeting Fri day evening. July 13. at the citv hall in Dorris with a small crowd present, this being busy season for farmers. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Struble's ap plication lor membership was read add voted on and they will be obligated at the grange meet ing in August. the annual grange picnic will be held at Kegg Meadows Sundav. July 27. All grangers and their friends are invited to attend. A respected . civic leader snapped the pictures through a pictures from the office darkroom over a nine-month period. EVEREST & JENNINGS one-way mirror at the County Tuberculosis and Health Assn. of fice here, detectives said yesterday. They arrested Hank Harader. the association s executive secre tary. on a morals charge. Hara der. 43, has a wife and three chil dren. ... ...j Officers said they found the pic- ,n(j tu,y controlled, lures at the office alter an 18- Evereit 4 Jennings year-old secretary complained Folding Whetl Chir that Harader asked her to pose ind Walkers inspire nude. They said Harader took the complete confidence in the user. wo Ol many wh:l CHAIRS and WALKERS nest Aid for the Handcapped Remember the PROFESSIONAL RODEO July 25-26-27 jitj AOll9 Walker Mrs. R. Dairy. E. Martyr and family of New Pine Creek Mrs. Oliver Martin left Saturday for St. Hel ens. Oregon, to bring her husband home, as he had become ill while visiting his daughter. To San Diego Mr. and Mrs. . A. Brewer have relumed to their home in San Diego after pending a week with their broth- David J. Bliss, at Hildcbrand. HAROLD BRESSLER, 3322 Homedale Road, gazes gloom ily at the safety glass of the rear window of his car, which went abruptly and inexplicably to pieces Tuesday morning. The window was in apparently perfect shape at 8:30 a.m., but was in the process of disintegration at 10 when Bress ler was preparing to drive off. Tiny glass splinters were flying out on both sides of the glass. The car is a 1951 model, and the glass was the original pane, so if it was in any way defective, this fact took long enough to come to light. The car was unloaded at the time of the crackup, and was parked !n a driveway well back from the road. There was no evidence of pressure on the pane. (HERMANS CLOSING OUT 1 STILL GOING ON fine Everest Jen- ninxs aids for the I handictpped. AuthHd Dtotar Rentals and Sales Curritn's- for drugs 9th & Main Ph. TU 2-3475 SUMMER MERCHANDISE Guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert La mon, Lakeview, were overnight uesls nl their grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Michael, Dairy. From Coquille Mr. and Mrs. EI- wood Dye and daughter of Coquille pent the Fourth of July holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Floyd Rodgers, and family of Dairy. Dairy-Mr. and Mrs. John W Sloan. Myrtle Creek, Oregon, were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Turner of Dairy. The Sloans are former residents of Dairy. From Forest Grove Mr. and Mrs. Geofge Leubke and daughter- of Forest Grove were guests of Mrs. Emma Rueck at her Dairy home lor several days. Dairy Joe Hoefler has relumed lo his base in Seattle after a to day leave which he spent in Dairy at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoefler. From Merced Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sewald, Merced, arrived in Dairy on Saturday to look after Seald's property interests and to visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Haley and Mr. and Mrs. M. Sewald. To Dorena Mrs. Olive Fralev and sons are on a business pleas ure trip to Dorena, Oregon, where they will visit Mrs. Fraley's aunt and uncle. Dependable Coverage MAYFLOWER AUTO INSURANCE Reasonable Rates VERN W. EMLEY nrMr l'hnn zmi n. th MferWa Only fully Aeawurfs Cfeoner ELEOTROLUX TARKEL TWEET Ph. 4-7167 2550 White St. 4 VmlF SAVES EADS Warehouse YOU MONEY Low Overhead for Us Means Low Prices for Yog! CARPET! Famous Brand name-Wall-To-Wall Or Rugs! 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Please drop in at this branch any time you wish to discuss the procedure for obtaining your simplified CCC loan or any other credit needs for crop production. As always, for credit needs or any other bank services, we want to be your kind of bank. Sincerely, U Manager, South Manager, Klamath Falls Branch 6th St. Branch d3 ft&TIGHAL DANK OF PORTLAND "IfrS BUliO OSfGON TOGfrHfJ" Miit rteiui wwi is.M.a ta.-oiaM
