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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1958)
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2R. 1958 PAGE SEVEN 1 $J Home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hueck have returned to their home at Bonanza afle.- several weeks in Portland. His mother, Mrs Emma Rueck. who had major surgery in Portland last month is staying at the home of her daugh ter Mrs. Lee Holiday of Klamath Falls. From Norfolk. Virginia for a SO day leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tidrick of Lanjell Valley is David Tidrick, U.S. Navy. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt of Bonanza 'are spending several weeks in Port land with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hunt and their four grandchildren. Vacation Vern Haley, senior at Corvalhs, is home for Christ mas vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leal Haley of Bonanza To Indiana Barbara Paradis High School teacher, left by plane December 23 for Indiana to spend the holidays with her parents and other relatives. Marilyn Mathews, also a high school teacher, i spending her vacation at Emmett Idaho. Spending the holidays at Bo nanza with Mr. and Mrs. Em Giv- an, is Mrs. Doris Givan, Jennifer and Jay of Eugene. They returned from Illinois December 22, where they visited her parents. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Ellis, teachers at Bonanza, and their three children are spending their vacation with relatives in Los Angeles. Returns Edwin W. Brewer has returned to his Fort Klamath home following winter shutdown of logging operations of the Warm Springs Lumber Company. A long time employe of the company, Brewer will return when logging resumes in the spring. He main tains a bachelor home in Fort Klamath with his uncle, Charles Click, and two brothers, Rolley and Marcus Brewer. To Lebanon Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Raber and daughter Linda are spending the holidays with rel atives at Lebanon. Their home is at the Klamath Trout Hatchery on Crooked Creek, south of Fort Klamath. Moved Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Feezer have moved from the A. F. McQuiston rental property in Fort Klamath to the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Owens, west of Fort Klamath. They will act as care takers for the property until next spring when the Owens return from their winter home in Red ' Bluff, California. JTo Roscburg Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Wright of Fort Klamath are spending Christmas week with relatives in Roseburg. . guest in Lakeview for the holidays with her son and family, Mr. and iirs. Aiired B. (Tony) Castel daughter Lana and son Keith. Mrs Castel Senior is relief operator for tne Beaver State Telephone Com pany at its Ch'loquin office. Return Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dunn have returned to Paislev fol lowing a wedding trip to the Ore gon Coast. Dunn also attended a Chevrolet School at Portland. He is owner of Dunn's Chevrolet. From Palo Attn .Invrp Hravnc first crarie teacher At Pain Aim is spending the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Frank Graves, Summer Lake. College Student Martin (Bud dy) Pernoll, sophomore student at the University of Oregon, is visit ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Pernoll, Summer Lake, during uinslmas vacation. Visits Grandparents Dannv Carlon, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. George Carlon, Summer Lake, has been visiting his grand' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knopf, in Portland for the past two weeks. Mrs. Knopf and Dan ny were expected at the Carlon nome this week for Christmas. Knopf, who is on the Orcgonian stall, could not make the trip. To Loj Molinos Mr. and Mrs. William Harvey and Glen left Friday for Los Molinos, Califor nia, to spend the Christmas holi days with a daughter, Mrs. Louis Brunnemer, and family. Glenn will return to their Summer Lake ranch after Christmas while his parents remain in California for the winter to visit relatives. To Reno Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves closed their Summer Lake Lodge for a few days last week while they vacationed In Reno. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Char. lie Clark and family 411 Summer Lake is his mother, Mrs. Hattie Clark, Eugene. Home Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alexander and Lois and Lacey vis ited Alexander's parents, the V. J. W. Alexanders in Macdoel, Saturday. They brought Karen home with them. She had spent a week helping her grandmother who has been ill. North Mr. and Mrs. Gail Cul ver, daughter Judy and son Dan ny, left Fort Klamath Monday for Bremerton, Washington, to enjoy the holidays with relatives. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hcscock and infant daughter, Ma ria, of Baker are spending the holidays visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hescock and family in Fort Klamath, and the Lincoln Leitzkes of Klamath Falls. South Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Van Wormer and three children of Fort Klamath left Tuesday, De cember 23, for San Jose, Califor nia, where they will visit for the holidays with her mother, M r s. Ann Peters and other relatives. Vacationing Bruce Jenkins came home Sunday from Redding Junior College. He will spend part of his vacation visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swank and other friends in Macdoel. Hospitalized Robert Kaylor, 6-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kaylor of Macdoel, was treated in Klamath Falls hospital last week for a gastro-intestinal in fection. He spent two and one-half days in the hospital. Fimoml Mr. and Mrs. W. E Goode and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Andrus of Macdoel attended tne funeral of Mrs. Mina Helt, a form er Butte Vallev resident, in Hap py Camp on Friday. . On Trip Mr. and Mrs. Rob- prt Mcglasson and Mrs. B. W. Houscgurst Mrs. Mildred R. Castel of Fort Klamath is a house- OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS Guarantied SarWe Oil All Maktil Call Us Today! . JONES' OFFICE SUPPLY Mils Phn TO W40 5 Vi 1 lVlH!t IOI -v r TU US- "rf. off. MM j klA bn., fee "I've never dug up anything like this, but I did find Alec's lodge button when I was transplanting my tulips'." Decker left Macdoel on Tuesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Len- nard Decker in Vallcjo, Califor nia. They also planned to visit Mr. and Mrs. Buck Linville at Butte City, Calilornia, on their way home. , , mi,, as ioinill 1 HIT rtfl- sembly of God Church of Macdoel I u r. iieiu us unrisiinas program Sun day morning, and treats were giv en IU dll piestMii. Gone Tom Overstreet left Monday morning from Macdoel for Seal Beach, California, to spend the holidays. J. L. Hawk ins left Tuesday for Texas and Ar kansas to spend the season with his brother's family and his grandfather. Arriving Mis. Albena Jordan of Kansas City, Missouri, arrived Saturday in Macdoel to spend the holiday season with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jer ry Ross and family. On Leave Frank Cross of the U.S. Navy, stationed at Treasure island, San Francisco, arrived home m Macdoel Saturday to spend Christmas with his parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cross and family. 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