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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1959)
TOP MEWS. OF 1958 1 PICTORIAL MEW fSlI Mil X AHJilr 1 tpmjsjsm mWMM tVhy fe Ni4l " '- 'f- UPP- KU.ath Lat. boaing acci- J '.. ' h'N i V 3 hi, ,on, Hal Furman Jr., 18. Her., Mik., on. of th. Fur! Wk'SS& fm ' kSSStetei lJ ' V , V;-C man's cocktr spanl.lt ,it on th. end of th. dock from which lfUJ 7 I A : ' th. trio left on fh.ir final trip, a, th. search continue, for l!' 111 -i X'WSf j their bod,es. &tWSS&- J 1 : ' Ct 1 5 I W SM "Q' H - i "21 November 13 Shown Is Freddie Lee Connor, left, , lll IL-mJ A y : 1 fIi.&VH charged with the robbery of the Mount Shasta bank of ' if ' ' V,niJt WI.I. I '" 17 I u $2,219, Apprehended November 24, she was arraigned at gU g h.iX M jAfS 1 , . i I I ,w Sacramento, December II, pleaded innocent and trial has . - VfITi-S IS V y, V IKX il I . 1" SS!F" " Hi , I llll October 11 An Upper Klamath Lake boating acci- fvaavJ dent claimed the lives of James Cline, 44; Hal Furman, 45, Ks iSk . 71 I L:. ii. ir .i ,a ,, i j, h,v:Sa ; " nai rurman jr., i a. nere, miks, one ot the hur- Kw, man's cocker spaniels sits on the end of the dock from which "fcA the trio left on their final trip, as the search continues for their bodies. (12) November 13 Shown Is Freddie Lee Connor, left, charged with the robbery of the Mount Shasta bank of $2,219.' Apprehended November 24, she was arraigned at Sacramento, December II, pleaded innocent and trial has been set for January 26. (13) November 27 Thanksgiving Day fire destroyed the Gienger building in Chiloquin with an estimated damage of $150,000. Exploding shotgun shells credited with saving lives of Neil Neilson family. Picture taken during mop-up operations. (14) September A Myron Berkley apprehended and charged with shooting of half-brother, Eldon Cress. Ballistic showed same rifle killed Mrs. Helen Frederickson, a passen ger in a passing car that same night. Berkley was tried for the Cress shooting and convicted of second degree murder. Here,. Deputy Sheriff Alvi. Youngblood, right, brings him in. (15) July 8 This was completion date for new operations tower at Kingsley Field, built for $77,600, one of the many building projects at the field. Construction was first begun at one spot, abandoned and built' at present spot after It developed that the first site did not give clear view of field. (16) March 20 Death of large numbers of geese in Klamath Basin said to have resulted from eating poisoned grain spread to combat mouse infestation, Tom Sarratt, U.S. Fish and Wildlife game management agent, examined poisoned grain. Botulism also hit refuge later in year. (17) November 20 Bruce Haskins, Bonama, named 1958 Kiwanis Potato King. Here, he receives top prize of $100 offered by Herald and News from Bill Jenkins, managing editor. v , (18) November 29 Coach Al Keek's Merrill Huskies won State Class B football championship with a 60-.7 victory over Yoncalla. They marched through unbeaten season, then defeated Maupin 26-20 and Umatilla 31-0 to reach state title game. . (19) February 3 A truck-car collision about six miles south of Klamath Falls on U.S. 97 claimed the lives of two Klamath Falls men, William A. Badorek Jr., 29, and Leonard Allen, 17. (20) October 1 Copco's Big Bend power plant in the Klamath River Canyon was dedicated. It develops 80,000 kilowatts, was completed two years ahead of time, em ployed up to 700 men and cost about $12,400,000. (21 ) February 8 Flames from an undetermined causa near midnight caused the death of Dr. and Mrs. Ray Old denburg at their home, 1228 Pacific Terrace. The body of Mrs. Oldenburg was discovered in a second story bedroom. Dr. Oldenburg had gone to a first floor bathroom and ap parently collapsed before help reached him. (22) February 11 Sale of Klamath Indian allotment lands was completed in 1958, and bids also opened on sale of reservation lands later in year. Here, C. V. Nel son, Klamath Agency realty agent, supervised bid open ings on sale of allotted lands. (23) November 9 Both primary and secondary sewage treatment plants for full conventional treatment plant neared completion in city of Klamath Falls. City also in stalled four new trunk interceptors. Total cost, over one million dollars. ' I II liinTW' W. J mis --Hstrsr-? r i?.--. .ivi-'iu tiyrr-'! k f-- .1
