WEDNESDAY. MAY 13. 1953
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BASIN BRIEFS
Radio Klamath Basin Amateurl
Radio Association will start a new
free code class Tuesday evening at
the Klamath Fairgrounds Club
house. Meetings will continue each
Tuesday from 7 until 9 p.m. This
class has many women applicants,
but men are invited to come.
In Oakland Mrs. Gladys Rob
bers, owner of the Hotel Modoc in
Alturas. was on a business trip in
Oakland last week.
From Bed Bluff Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Sumpter of Red Bluff spent
two days visiting friends and rel
atives in Yrcka and Fort Jones.
Vacation Mr. and Mrs. 0. G.
Wayne of Fort Jones are vaca
tioning at Lake Shore.' They ex
pect to return home .about May 14
when they will stay for a few days
before returning to the Shasta Lake
area.
Grandson Mrs. Ruby Brown of
Langell Valley received word that
her grandson Alan Johnson, who
has been seriously ill in Arabia
where he was stationed in the
Army, is being sent to Fort Bel
voir, Virginia for more medical
care. He hopes to get leave and
come home soon.
Moved Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Russell and family have moved
from Langell Valley, where they
have lived for several years, to
Merrill.
Visitors last weekend in Langell
Valley to see his son, LeRoy Biel
r, were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Biel-
Klamath Man
Promoted
A former' Klamath Falls man,
Wendell Currier, has been promot
ed to lieutenant colonel and chief of
air training for the 5th Bomber
fequadron, Travis Air Force
Base. Word of his promotion
was received by his mother,
Mrs. Nina Crawford of this city.
A sister, Mrs. Alexander Lull, also
lives in this city.
Lt. Col. Currier will be remetn
bcred as pilot of the huge B-36
bomber which was flown to Klam
ath Falls last ye for the 1958
Armed Forces Day. He will be
tranferred in August to Beale Air
I orce Base.
The officer is a graduate of
Klamath Union High School, class
of 1940. He joined the Oregon Na
tional Guard in 1937 and was a
second lieutenant when he trans
ferrcd to the Air Force in Novem
ber before Pearl Harbor. He served
overseas in India, helped build the
Burma Road and served as a pilot
on transport duty flying the IBC
Hump with only side arms as a
weapon.
When war was declared in Korea
Lt. Col. Currier was with the first
bomber group to leave Spokane for
tne conllict.
Alien Exhibit
To Be Seen
PORTLAND (API The Oregon
Centennial Commission Monday
received its first major foreign
exhibit for this summer s centen
nial exposition.
It is a 61-ton wood-burning loco
niolive, the gift of the Finnish
government. v
In other action Monday, the
commission:
Decided to freeze some $85,000
In funds which it has on hand
nr.til exposition revenues start
rolling in.
Heard that Wayne Dailard, pro
ducer of exposition shdws, is at
tempting to hook either the Law
rence Welk show or the Russian
Folk Dancers.
Approved the proposal of the
Pinkerton National .Detective
Agency to furnish guards at the
exposition at a cost of $1.95 an
hour.
or of Waldport.
New Son Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Pete I Peterson of Bonanza havi
a new son William Fredrick, borr. j
Mav 6. .Grandparents are -Mrs
Eleanor1 Peterson of Caldwell, Ida
ho, and Pete' Lacka of Lewiston.
Idaho.
Attending funeral services for
Mrs. Mabel Davison of Bonanza
on' -May 8 were Mr. and Mrs. John
Fralick and George Custer, Dan
and Bill, all of Salem; Richard
Custer of Redding; Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Custer of Coquille; Bud La-
Barge of Prospect; Jane Smith of
San Francisco; Steve Custer of
Reno and Dennis Smith of Med-
ford. Mrs. Davison was the wife of
Bob Davison and a long time resi
dent of Bonanza.
Visiting in Malin over Ihe week
end at the Robert Holl home were
Mr. and Mrs. Harmond Loveness
of Medford, former Malin resi
dents. Mrs. Holl's mother, Mrs.
S. E. Loveness of Orland. Calilor-"
nia is also visiting the Holl's and
her son, Loyal Loveness and his
family.
Livine in the Malin area again
are Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Loveness.
Loveness has just returned from
his tour of duty in the Army.
Being Welcomed to Malin again
are Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Roberts
who are moving back to Malin aft
er residing in Medford for the last
few years.
Card Party There will be a
benefit card party at the parish
hall in Langell Valley on Satur
day, May 16. at 8 p.m., given by
the guild of St. Barnabas Church.
Bridge and pinochle will be played.
Hostesses are Mrs. Martin Gift
and Mrs. Ernest Graves.
Garden Club Tulelake Garden
Club will meet on Tuesday, May 19.
at the home of Mrs. Chet Main.
Mrs. Pat McGinlcy and Mrs. Ted
r ish will be co-hostesses. A guest
speaker from Klamath Falls will
demonstrate dining table arrange
ments. Roll call will be answered
by naming a May flower.
Brownie Ceremony The court of
awards and fly-up ceremony for the
Newell Brownies and Girl Scouts
will be held on Monday, May 18,
at 3 p.m. at the school.
Vacation Church School for the
Malin - Prcsbvterian Community
Church is scheduled to start on
June 8 with Mrs. Lee Rebcr in
charge. Anyone interested in help
ing is asked to contact Mrs. Reber.
Return Mrs. Betty Olson and
son, Eldon, of Newell have re
turned home after visiting Mrs. 01
son's father. Freeman Rookstool tft
Nyssa, .Oregon.
Field Trip Den No. 1, Newell
Cub Scouts, took a field trip to
the Glass Mountain Brick Com
pany last week. Den mothers Betty
DeShon and Deliine aiacy accom
panied the boys.
Wcekeiid Visitors at the Bob Lil
lard home at Newell were h i s
brother and family. Mr. and Mrs:
"Buzz" Lillard of Roseburg.
Moving Here Vincent Jacobs of
Silverton, Oregon, has purchased
Iha ITlmnr Rllnrf ranch at NCWell
Land has arrived to begin his spring
work. His lamny win join nun
chnrtlv .larnhc is a cousin of Ed
Seus, Newell homesteader.
Weekend Trip Mr. and Mri. Bill
Osborne of Tulelake spent t h e
weekend at Grants Pass where
they visited Mrs. Osborne's neph
ew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
lev Sherwood. They returned for a
Mothers Day dinner at the home of
their dauchter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Eslel Allison of Newell. Doug
ie Osborne was also a dinner guest.
Moved Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rey
nolds moved over the' weekend to
the former Gresham ranch, which
they recently purchased.
Visiting Here Ernest Ferrcll of
The Dalles, rather of Mrs. Jack
Clough. is visiting at the Clough
home at Tulelake.
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