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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17. IPSO Jones arrived in Bonanza last weekend. He has received his dis charge from the Coast Guard. He week attending the Grand Lodge session, the Centennial Exposition Horn Mr an4 lr ftuv Fos ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Foster. They returned to Eugene taking Allen Coursey with them for sum mer employment. Allen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Manford Cour sey and is a senior at Paisley High School. Attending Horse Show at Red The show was the first annual ap paloosa show to be held in Ore gon. To Madras Mr. and Mrs. Verlii White and family, Summer Lake made a weekend visit to Madra. to visit his father who is recov ering from pneumonia . Attending Summer School f the University of Colorado is Joyc Jraves; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves. Summer Lake. She ecently finished her second year oi teaching at Palo Alto. BASIN BRIEFS ter returned to Summer Lake re and the Ice Capades. Visilor-at the S. D. Harris ccntly after spending a week in is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Klamath Falls with the Newman Jones, Bonanza and she is the K:mes family. Mrs. Foster made ing their son Allan to his Army djughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Burk, Bonanza. Returned from Portland are Mr. and Mrs. William Harvey and home. Summer Lake, were her an annnintmant tnr an ava nnera- Office Space Available ' Inquire DREW'S Monstora 733 Main base at Virginia. The Johnsons brother's family, the Everett Don- tion for the latter part of the month in Portland. have been visiting her brother. Frank Brown and family, Bonan za. Home Mr. and Mrs. Robert ohues, Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leone and children of Oakland are spending a week at the Harris' home. Mrs. Leone is a cousin of Harris. Summer Emnlovmeat Mr. and mond were Mr. and Mrs. James Foster and family and Mr. and son, Glenn, and Mrs. Dawn Vic tors, Summer Lake, who spent a Mrs. Cearold Anknev and Tommy 'spent the weekend with her par Mrs. Guy Foster. Summer Lake. Rib Steaks 7 PAGE 8 Coffee Hour will be held at the home of Mrs. Cecil Haley. Bo nanza. Friday, June 19 Irom 1 to i p.m. It is being given for the Altar Guild of St. Barnabas Epis copal Church. Everyone is invited Landing Kkld Crescent has gained a small landing field. Mar tin "Mick" Daly Jr., has leveled a landing field 80 feet wide one fourth mile from Crescent on the Odell Lake road. If the strip meets the necessary standards, it will be graveled by Civil Aeronautics. Polluck will be held by the Poe Valley Grange, Wednesday. June 17, beginning at 7 p.m. Mem bers are asked to bring polluck and guests. Don Baldwin will show a picture' on Chile. : State Session Rube Long. Fort i Rock, is attending a session of! the Slale Agricultural Committee In Salem. Weekend Guests of the Earl Ly-j mans. Fort Mock, were her sister and family, the Wayne Tuckers.' Drain. j Visitor Jeanne Webber ar rived from San Francisco recently for a summer visit with her grand parents, the Charles Miles, and her uncle and aunt, the Bud Parks. Inspector Percy W. Lindt. Ounsmuir, past master of Mc Cloud Lodge. No. 430, Free and Ac cepted Masons, has been appointed inspector of the 106th Masonic dis trict by Phil Myers, grand mas ter for the state of California. Visitors at the home of her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Boh Adams, Langell Valley, are Mrs. Allen Brynglcson and four children. Oak Creek, Colorado. Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Horn, Bonanza, spent the week end at Bend. They took their grandson Billy Beavcrt there to be met by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beavert, and daughters of Portland. , , Injured Mrs. Isabclle Heseltine and daughter, Mrs. Louis Van Sipe, Bonanza, were called to Hills boro to be with Mrs. Hcseltine's sister. Mrs. Elsie Lcming, who was critically injured in an auto accident recently. Mrs. Leming isj well known in Klamath County, having taught at Henley, Bonanza and Altamont. Cards will reach Mrs. Loniing at Tualatan Hospital, Hlllshoia. Housegiirsls at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orval DeVaul. Lan gell Valley, are Capt. and Mrs. Robert Evans and children of Ft. Bliss, Texas. They have been on a 30 day leave. He lived in Lan gell Valley with his grandparents, the Garner Lundys. Visiting Carta and' Craig Proughv Klamath Falls, are spend ing a few days with their grand mother, Mrs. Mabel Maxwell, Bo nanza, while their parents are on short vacation. To Summer Lake Visiting at the Frank Graves' home. Summer Lake, were their daughter, Mrs. Howard Nelson, and children and Mrs. Clara Mecham. West Side. Connie Nelson remained to visit her grandparents. From Klamath Falls Is Jim Hanan, who is spending tho sum mer with his grandparents, Mr.! and Mrs. Jim Elder. Summer Lake. Visited Michael and David I U' 1 1 V, ..-a l It. J t .1 U inn i a, euiia ui mi. aiiu ua. Al len Withers. Klamath Falls, re cently spent a week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Withers. Summer Lake. Trip Mrs Wes Dearborn, Lan gell Valley, lelt recently for Low rey City. Missouri, to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder and two granddaughters. Kay and Karen. She went with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Johnson. Dayville. who are tak-i Swift's Bacon Leon Pork Steaks Crater Lake Cheddar Cheese FINEST QUALITY" MEATS ICE CREAM range Ade-&-2i49 c Rr 11 l" B pot food for Tin.' 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