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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1959)
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON CITY BRIEFS Doc Fanripra V 1 n. s. n.,.. Fanciers is having a meeting Frf- oay nigni, January 9, at 8 o'clock in the county library. Open to the public and everyone is invited to come to the meeting. Report of last year's dog show will be given and plans for the 1959 show will be made. Ewauna Encampment 0, 45 and Ladles Auxiliary of the Odd Fellows Order will hold regular meetings on Friday night. January t. at I p.m. This will be installa tion for both lodges and all mem bers are urged to be present. The ladies auxiliary installation will be an open meeting and interested iiiends are invited. Refreshments will be served after installation. Thursday Meeting There will be meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the county library for members of. Local 704, National Federation ot Federal Employes. All mem bers are requested to attend. Re ft eshmenls will be served. Tinochle Parly-The Shasta View Building Association will have a public pinochle card party Satur day night at the community hall ct) the corner of Shasta Way and Madison Street, at 8 o'clock. Nurses Regular meeting of the Oregon Nurses Association District i ill be held Thursday, January at 7:30 p.m. in the public health department, 194S Main Street. Com mittee appointments will be made. Annual reports of committee chair men and officers. All graduate nurses are .nvited to attend. Zlon Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet at the church Thursday, Jan-' nary 8, at 7:30 p.m. Meeting Klamath Archers will hold their monthly business meet ing and potluck dinner in the in door range at Farmers Lumber Company, Thursday, January 8, starting at 6:30 p.m. All archers and others interested urged to at tend. Stewart Lenox Fire Depart ment Auxiliary will meet Thurs day, January 8, at 7:30 p.m. at lite home of Louellen Smith, 3800 Greensprings Drive. Secret pal names will be drawn. Please call TU 4-7278 or TU 2-0739 if unable to attend. Fellowship Christian Women's Fellowship will meet Thursday. January 8, at 1 p.m. Group 1 will meet at the home'of Alta David son, 5306 Bryant Avenue; Group 2, at the home of Mildred Hilton, 2045 Oregon Avenue. OTI Student Wives will meet (onight at 7:30 at the YMCA on the campus. Mrs. Bob Henry of the Iiew Method Cleaners will give a talk on the performance of fabrics 111 cleaning. All student wives are uiged to attend. For transporta tion or information please call TL: 2-5154. Art Association Klamath Art Association will hold a special busi ness meeting on Thursday, Janu ary 8, at 7:30 p.m. in the Art Center. Citizenship First citizenship classes will be held tonight at 7 0 clock in Room 234 at the high school. Honored Oueen-elect. Rpckv Short of Henley Bethel No. 51, In- icrnational Order of Job's Daugh ters, and Master Couni-ilnr.iliwr Gary Bovd. Lost Rivnr fhanior Order of De.Molay, cordially in- vne tne puonc to be present for installation of officers to be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, January 10. 111 the new eirls' pvirinasinm at Henley High School. Refreshments win oe served. Sacred Heart Mnihore rink will hold a regular meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday, January 8. Sis Icrs Will be in their classrnnms (torn 7 to 8 p.m. A Picture sunDosed tn hi nnp of few in existence of the statue, Dionysis Sigouros on the Isle of .ante. Greece, is owned by Gust ourchis. Klamath Falls. Zante is one of. three islanHc in tho Craek archipoligo. The Khiniatli County Historical Society will hold its January meet ing tonight in Room 6 in the Fre mont Junior High School starting at 7:30. .Mrs. Vera Clemmons and John Clcghorn will be the speakers. Tea Slated Saturday .Tnnnarv 24. has heen annnnnppH a ihn Anfa f.'-r the annual Women's Library wiud ica, wnicn will bcnelit the children's department of the city library this year. Card playing wiil begin at 1 p.m. in the club rooms at the library South Fifth and Main streets. Tea will be served beginning at 3:30. Those who are unable to come for cards are wel come to attend the tea, according tc Mrs. W. Don Miller, general chairman for the event. Reserva tions may be made with Mrs. Alan Baker, TU 2-3167, or Mrs. Loren I'almerton, TU 4-6624. . Camp Fire The Central District Leaders Association will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. in the county library. ALL STOCK WALL PAPER Vt V OFF A & B PAINT 1229 E. MAIN , Continuing! Vern Owens' Year-end FRIGIDAIRE Inventory PAGE THREE MARGOT BLUM, Contralto Operatic 4 To Sing Here The San Francisco Operatic Quartet under the direction of its founder, Maestro Nino Cornel, fill appear as the next attraction on the Community Concert series Wednesday, January 21, at the Pelican Theater. Notaote for tnelr sparkling and refreshing approach to music, each selection on the quartet's reper toire is presented to perfection, both technically and artistically. Each of the singers, soprano, Nancy Cronburg; contralto. Mar got Blum; tenor, Jess Thomas and baritone, Ronald Dutro. has won individual distinction. Each of these fine voune Derformers nos- sesses vocal and dramatic ability, ana ineir voices blend together superbly under the direction of Maestro Cornel. They will give the Klamath Falls audience an oppor tunity to hear unique arrangements of both the standard operatic rep ertoire and seldom performed masterpieces. Admittance will be by season ticket only. Three KF Pupils Make Honor Roll Of 81 students at Oregon State College making straight-A grades during the tall term there, three were from Klamath Falls, it was learned here with publication of the honor roll Tuesday. The names of the three singled out for this special recognition, Barbara S. Goeller, Loren D. Meeker and Neil E. West, were among those of nine students from this area who were listed on the roll for the fall term. The other names on the honor roll were those of Keith R. Lar son. Roberta R. Matthews and Raymond A. Zalunardo. all of Klamath Falls, and James P. Mad den. Malin; Theodore K. Siemens. Chiloquin: and Jane H. Palmer, Chcmult. Workshop Held By Bureau Chief Cliff Wright, Salem, organiza tional chairman for the Oregon Farm Bureau Federation, conduct ed an all-day training workshop here for officers and leaders of the Klamath County Farm Bureau January 6 at the Willaid Hotel. Wright emphasized the need for all organizations to secure highest percentage of member participa tion possible and the assuming of responsibilities through work on committees. He also outlined the work of committees on resolutions, taxes, legislation, publicity, com modities and public relations. County Farm Bureau Chairman Lloyd Hankins, Bonanza, reelected last falls, was present and spoke briefly during the morning session. Mrs. Elsie Rueck also of Bonanza heads the woman's group of the bureau. Weather Table United Press International 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Albuquerque 35 28 Atlanta 45 28 Bakersfield 65 45 Boise 44 35 Boston ! 12 Chicago - 24 21 Denver su 28 Detroit 21 13 El Centra 62 42 Fort Worth 40 37 Fresno 57 44 Kansas City 38 3:1 Los Angeles 61 52 Miami h'.t i7 Minneapolis JS i;i New Orleans 49 42 New York 22 16 Oakland mi 54 Oklahoma City 38 33 Phoenix til Pittsburgh 25 18 lied Bluff 54 4s Hcno 4 jfi Sacramento 59 4K Salt Lake City 44 31 San Diego e 51 San Francisco 59 51 Seattle 42 37 Spokane 37 27 Thermal s 40 Tucson us 4j Washington 28 22 .05 T. .39 .04 .11 .26 .18 .03 PREDICTS DEATH NEW OR1.FANS HTPni,-..... al services were held Tuesday for the Rev. Juan Alberto Garay, who Said in a sprmnn KitnHni'r M.-.I many of those present would not ne until tne end of 1959. .....: ' W vvn 1 I EUGENE WERNER INCKEASE STEEL Ol'TPl'T TOKYO U'PH-EightPen major factories and mines will go into operation in the triple city of Wu han this year making it one of communist China's largest steel centers. I'eipmg Radio said today. Werner Rites Set Saturday Eugene Werner, a long resident of Klamath Falls, died lanuary 5. apparently following a heart attack. He was born in Skutskar, Sweden, in 18Wi and came to this country in 1919. He met and married Edith Norrgaid uakland. California, in 1922. They moved to Klamath Falls in 1929 and resided at 2327 Darrow. He was a member of the 20- Year Club of Weyerhaeuser Tim. her Company having been em ployed there since 1J30. Mr. Wer ner was an active member of the Order of 'aa No. 460 in this city, and had served as district master of the Northwest District of the International Order of Vasa. lie was also a member of the Klamath Lutheran Church and the International Woodworkers of America. Beside the widow, he is sur- timoivived by two daughters. Mrs. i.iiit 11 a uuinouii u. mi.uuiiivuie, and Mrs. Joseph Matlick Jr. ot Klamath Falls: two brothers, Con rad Werner of Chicago and Emil Erickson of Sweden: one sister, Karen Skarberg of Sweden; and three granddaughters and two grandsons. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Wards Funeral Home. Between 1921 and 1930 there were 28.250.000 births in the Unit ed Slates. MOOSE LODGE CRAB FEED Sot., Jan. 10 Uncial Hour H to 7 p.m. Dinner 7 p.m. Dane Fnltoulnr Mrmhtra ant! Invllrd Gurill diavst fix . . . LJUl Jjiausdi MM HMMMi Thurs. & Sat. 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