Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 23, 1959, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY. .JANUARY 23. 1959 IIFRAI.D AND NFWS. KI.AMATII F-UI.S ORFCDN PACK FIVT? BASIN BRIEFS ' New Pine Creek Mr. and .Mrs. Can in Newman moved from New Pine Creek lo Lakeview last week. Recuperating Word was re ceived by Mrs. Cora Cook of New .Pine Creek last Saturday that her daughter. Mrs. Margaret Ann Waterhouse of Klamath Falls, is now recuperating at home follow ing an illness where she was con . fined to Klamath Valley Hosui- Convalescing Donald Karis. son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Faris. New Pine Creek, is convalescing at home following an emergency ap- ' jiendectomy at Lakeview Hospital .last week. New Home Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith are planning to build a new home on their ranch near New Pine Creek. Claude Noble began drilling a well on the site last vweek. To Texas Mrs. Alpha Hartzog. New Pine Creek. Ielt recently for Welch, Texas, for an extended vis it with her son, James McGrew, and family. McGrew left New Pine '. Creek about 15 years ago and is . now cotton farming in Texas. Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond rishcr of New Pine Creek are visiting for two weeks in .Broken Bow, Oklahoma, with their daughter. Mrs. Anna Mae Dibble, and family. Officers' Meeting Francis Flowers, master of the Klamath .'.County Pomona Grange, urges all officers to be present at an offi cers' meeting to he held Monday evening, January 26, at 8 o'clock at the Lost River Grange Hall in Olene. Alturas Marjorie K. Hickerson, Alturas, ex-assessor of Modoc County, is now employed in the ollice of the county surveyor. '' Moderator Karol Woodward, Alturas. is the new moderator of the Alturas Federated Church. He was elected at the annual dinner meeting of the church Sunday night, January 18. Fori Bidwell Master of the Fort "'Bidwell Masonic Lodge is Walttr Lowell. ' Gosncl Meetings A series of ' cosdcI meelincs. conducted by Miss K. Hutchings and Miss Agda Sterling, are to be hew in tne Firemen Seek Explanation FORT WORTH. Tex. (API Of- ficers sought today to determine " who nailed a board across the door of an apartment in which three Negro children died in a fire - Thursday. " The two-room abode of the par- - ents, Robert and Geneva Holt. was destroyed. The dead were Janice, 1, Marie, 2, and Joyce, 3. Firemen had to remove a board 'nailed across the only door lead ing into the dwelling unit. Asst. Fire Marshal W. H. Dixon said the parents and the landlord, A. W. Wright, couldn't explain how the door was nailed shut. Wright said he took Jthe mother to work at a laundry early in the i-.day. The father was at work at a steel company. Masonic Hall in Chiloquin. Tl:e' first meeting will be Sunday. Jan uary 25, at 3 p.m. and will con tinue each Sunday afternoon through February. Good music. Everyone is invited. Promoted Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Maxwell and sons, , formerly of Merrill now living at Hood River, are now planning a move to Con don where Maxwell has been as signed as manager of the Condon First National Bank. Lntil August. Maxwell had been assistant man ager at the Merrill branch of the First National Bank. Officers of the Order of Last- em Star recently installed at l-oit Bidwell include Mr. and Mrs. Lon Pochop of Willow Ranch as worthy patron and matron: -Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Cundiff of New Pine Creek as associate patron and matron: Elsie Kober, secretary, and Hn ry Kober, treasurer, both of Fort Bidwell. Malin Parents and Patrons will not hold a meeting in January, according to the president, Mrs. Frank Paygr Jr. Members are helping with the school carnival which will be held Saturday, Jan uary 24. in the high school gvm. Announcement will be made of plans for the regular February meeting. Visitors At the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.-Campbell of Lan gell Valley are their daughter. Miriam Potucek, and Mrs. Camp bell's sister. Mrs. Nora Henslev. both of Portland. W. D. Campoell is recovering from a recent ill ness. Bonanza Mrs. Ivan Hodges of Dallas, Oregon, is in Bonanza called by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Jim Stewart, who is a pa tient at Klamath Valley Hospital. Meeting The Bonanza Parents and Patrons Club will meet at the school auditorium Wednesday, January 28, at 8 o'clock. First grade students will give the enter tainment, under the direction cf their teacher, Mrs. Erma Part ridge. President Howrey Roberts invites all interested adults to at tend. Ill Mrs. Minerva Brown is a patient at Hillside Hospital after becoming ill Monday at her home in Bonanza. Moved Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams and three children have moved from Battle Ground, Wash ington, to Bonanza to make their home. Home Mr. and Mrs. Bob Col well returned to Langell Valley January 19 after attending funeral services for Mrs. Lolwell s moth er. Mrs. Mary Howell, in Baker Oregon. Mrs. Howell celebrated her 79th birthday on January III Bill Sparks of Bonanza is a patient in Hillside Hospital. Navv David Duarte, former student at Bonanza High School, is at the U.S. Navy training center at San Diego. i In Hospital Claude Bechdolt of Bonanza is in Hillside Hospital re ceiving medical care. If l5 ' l-.-K , II v, i. i - . M F n - r III. , ' 4 1 vr i t, W I 1 K. J? iiAiWW?in1tBtftiifiii I", 1 rTT ' f , , , 4 I'll i x"' 'J r . t-' INCOMING EXCHANGE CLUB president Bill Cooley. right, accepts the congratulations of past president Noel Flynn at the club's installation ceremony and party held at the Winema on . January 16. 58 members and guests attended. In addition .to the installation ceremony, the club initiated new members. U.S. Encounters Problems In Defense Negotiations leaders have criticized the pic posed wording of the agreement as far too weak. WASHINGTON (AP) The I mtcd Suites has run into dtlli cullies with Pakistan and Iran in negotiating special defense agree ments aimed at bolstering them against outside attack. Both Iran and Pakistan are reported insisting on stronger rie tense assurances than the I'nittd .suites is ready to extend at th's lime. third country. Turkov. is understood lo be satisfied, how ever, with the drait ot an agree ment proposed in talks in Ankara. Diplomatic authorities who dis closed the backstage argument Friday said there seems little chance the agreements will be signed, as had been hoped, at a j Baghdad Pact meeting beginning' Monday in' Karachi, Pakistan. The I'nited States is negotiating the agreements within the Bagli-i dad Pact framework in keeping ; with a pledge Secretary of Slate i Dulles marie in London July M. That followed the internal revolt m Iraq, one of the original mem bers of the pact. . I Dulles said then that the United Mates would "promptly enter into agi cements with nations in thei alliance to give them added so-1 curily in defense guarantees." lie proposed doing this under author ity already granted by Congress without the need for normal trea ties. Such a course would avoid possibly dangerous delays while the U.S. Senate considered and approved new treaties. 1 he agreements proposed by the State Department would be a re statement of existing mutual se curity agreements already signed with them plus some words not ing the .Middle East rcsolulion approved by Congress March 8, l!i.i7. This resolution gave Presi dent Eisenhower authority to u ,e armed force, as well as economic aid, to assist Middle East coun tries whose independence wjs threatened by outside attack or subversion. The department apparently fee's that any stronger pledge might require a formal treaty. In the negotiations, however, Iranian and Pakistani government DANCE Every Saturday Night K. C. HALL Music By BASIN WRANGLERS FROTHY CLEANER MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) When . the children spilled a big contain er of bubble bath powder all Vpvcr the floor, Mrs. Vernon .Reed '. ame along with her vacuum cleaner to clean it up. '., Her cleaner is one of those that ''filters everything through a tank .'.of water. Although it has been cleaned out three times since then ' the machine still whips up a frightful froth everytime it's ' turned on. Budget Chief Teils Ike Aims OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Budg et Director Maurice H. Stans said today the Eisenhower admin istration wants to meet all essen tial needs of the people, but only as revenues permit. "For the present," Slans said, we will go as far as we can." In a speech prearcd for the Oklahoma City Chamber of Com merce, he said that we believe in meeting all the essential needs of our people. We will meet them when we can do so without, a budget deficit." 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