.TTESTUV. JUNK 2.1, 1953
HERALD AT NFWjS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON'
BASIN BRIEFS
Pastpwieo The lot River Gar
den Club meeting ha been pout-'
ported until a later date.
GrsnriparrnU Mr. and Mm.
Clyde Evans. Fort Janes, recently
became the proud grandparent! of
a baby boy. son of Mf. and Mrs.
Gene Madron. Fresno, Mrs. Evans
has gone to stay with her daughter
and her family for a few days.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Henry de
Pose and daughter Sharon. Susan
ville. visited Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Evans at their home in Fort
Jones.
Military Pvt. William A. MitUn.
inn of Mr. and Mrs.;D. W. Hit
tan. Fort Jones, spent the week
end at his parents' home. Mittan
is stationed at Fort Ord.
Lost River Grange The regular
meeting of the Lost River Grange
No. 84 will he held in the grange
hall. Otene. at 8 p.m., Wednes
day, June 24.
Card Party Lost River Grange
No. 84 will hold a card party
In the grange hall, Olene, at 8
p.m. on June 2R.
Shower Friends ara invited to
a "stork'' shower at the Bonanza
Library. 8 p.m., June . in hono
or of Mrs. Ronald. Roberts.
Home Sherry Crawford is at
home in LangeU Valley for sum
mer vacation. She is a student at
Southern Oregon College, Ashland.
Earl Cochran is in Klamath Val
ley Hospital for medical treatment.
He is a former Langell Valley
resident and the father of Mrs.
J. B. Horsley. Langell Valley, and
Mrs. John Stewart, Bonanza.
To Centennial Mr. and Mrs. Er
win Ellis. Tom, Denny and Caro
lyn. Bonanza, and his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Gurney Ellis, Pasadena,
and nephew Jerry Ellis, Emmett,
Idaho, spent several days at the
Centennial in Portland Tom at
tended a meeting at Lincoln High
School for champions from Oregon.
Washington and Montana. Tom
won fifth in javelin throwing in
the recent meet at Portland.
Visitors from Klamath. Cali
fornia, are Mrs! Elmer Meyers.
Sandra and Rusty, at the home of
her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Graves, Langell Valley.
Warren Dye of Bonanza lias
gone to Hermiston where he will
be employed. Warren was gradu
ated from OTI in June.
Houseguests at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Bradshaw, Bonanza, are Mr, and
Mrs. Ray Bradshaw. Eugene, and
their friend Andy Costello, North
Bend. I
Home Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Douglas and children have re
turned to their home in Santa Rosa
after visiting relatives and friends
In Klamath Falls and Bonanza.
Returned Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Smith Jr., Craig. Lyle, Brett and
Cheryl have returned to Langell
Valley after visiting the Centennial, j
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Tony De
Crande and daughter. Marcia, are
t visiting hit Brother and family Joe
DeGrande, Kern.
I Varatkw Mrs. Luis DeGrande.
Vancouver, Washington, is spend
:ing three weeks with her son, Joe
j DeGrande. Ken, and with Mr i
land Mrs. Bill Weatherly and Mr.
Mrs, John Pierce. Klamath Falls.
Visits Sitter Mr. and Mrs. Carl
J. Hansen. Vancouver, Washington,
and children spent the weekend
with his sister. Mr. and Mrs, Joe
DeGrande, Keno.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill
and children spent the week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Johnston, Keno.
From Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sehroeder, Dayton, iited
with the Joe DeGrandes, Keno.
From Eugene Mr. and Mrs.
Churchill Green and son of Eu
gene visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs.' Virgil Green and Mr, and
Mrs. Latt Freer, all of Keno.
Arriving Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Hill, Lempa, Arizona, are expected
to arrive in Keno this week to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Johnston.
Front Alturas Ann Lindzreen is
Spending some time lit Keno with
her sister, Mr. and Mrj, Ralph
Brown.
Naval Cadet Home Visiting
with his Barents. Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Smith. Etna, was Naval Cad
et Thomas Smith. Cormis Christi
Cadet Smith was recently trans
ferred to Texas from Memphis
Guest Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deo.
pei and family. Etna, have as
their guest her grandmother, Mrs
Louisa- Fay, Yreka.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ne
gus, Mount Vernon, are spending a
few weeks in Crescent visiting their
daughter and family, the Orin Bow
Narrator Henry DeBruin, Cres
cent ranger, was in Portland last
week acting as narrator for the
forestry booth at the Centennial
Exposition, He was representing
Deschutes National Forest.
Transferred Mr. and Mrs. Jtrln
Harris. Crescent, have received
word from their aonMik that he
has been transferred from Hnn
tvong to Formosa. Harris is serv
ing as a missionary for the Church
ot jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Moving Mrs. Norn.an Whitfield
and daughter Lauri Jo were visi
tors in Gilchrist. They will sail
next month from San Francisco for
Fabrtca in the Philippine Islands,
to make their home. They will join
their husband and father, Norman
Whitfield, who is in the Philippines
working for the Insular Lumber
Company.
Pastor Visits Visitors of Mrs.
Claire Potter, Etna, recently were
the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Miller.
Fresno. The Rev. Miller will be
remembered as a former pastor
of the Fort Jones Methodist Church
and tbi. Yreka Methodist Church.
From Ls Angeles Arriving for
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
rf?
mm
"WINDY" WIST, who has
delivered his elegant spiel
in the rodeo circuit for IS
years, will announce during
the National Intercollegiate
Rodeo in Klamath Falls July
3, 4 and S. Watt is from
Metes Leke, Washington,
Metfey, Jvn 21 13 Ed Dova was elected president
f th Klomoth Ad club Tudey tvnmg of tK regular
meeting of the wgamzottor,. Ben Perm got ft wo chosen vice
president, ond Ronald LoFofge secretory end treosurer.
TttMdcy. Jw 22, 134 Marvin Aihee was unontmously
elected president of the 20-30 dub Wednesday noon. Other
officer selected were Jtmrme Hell, vie president; Bob Hen
ry, sergeont-ot-orms; ond' Don Divera end Frank Ebertetfl,
directors. Cecil Whitney octed ot chairman of the day.
Wtdntidav, 23 If 3 Keith Kromer mode hf first
sets flight ever Klamath Foils oirport Wednesday morning.
He ft a student of Bill Randall.
Tfcwrsdey, Jwa 24, 134 M, lovemlc of Ktomarh Falls
wos named o trustee ef the Oregon Food end Beverage Dis
pensers association convention in Roseburg this week. Th
dispenser will osk the legislature to set up a separate com
mission or odmmistrotor to hove complete control over
malt beverages ond wine.
m
Fridef Juie 21, 134 Horry Bflivm may take e whirl
et the speakership rece tn the state house of representatives
at the coming session. Botvm hosn't mod up his mind deft
mtelf, but he fi feeling our sentiment over the state end
lining up support, "Juit in case."'
Satvrdey, June 34, If 34 Off toot iformatton of th ap
pointment efi $r. In Given as Merrill postmistress was
received he-e today. She wilt assume her duties at fh
first of the ionh. Marvin Cross hos been named esstsfont
to fill in whenever, the need arises. Maude Heoton, far
hVee years on auxiliary clerk, will Become the first cleric
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AUTO MOFfftTY
OTI Lists
Honor Roll
Twenty seven Oregon Technical
Institute students were named
to .the school's spring honor roll.
The students and their grade point
averages were Lawrence B. Den
ny. 3.733; J. D. Scott. 4: Donald
V. Combs, 4; Louis B. Fleury, 4:
Harley J. Hyatt. S.67; Bobby J.
Nelson, 4; Earl W. Cooley, JSlf:
Howard A. Saling. 4: John Sieka-
itch, J.5M; Jerry Slusser. 4;
Dorothy McKinnie, 3.SM; William
f. Brainard, S.7S,
Leo Kwallek. 3.7S; Donna M.
Collins, Sm: Clyde W, James.
4: Sharon L. Tarwater, S.33; Da
vid Motatore, J.: Don Harvey.,
3.&6: Leroy Jackson, 4; Donald
K. Zifka, S.H82; Harold H. Brewer.
3S; Carol Wayne "torence. J8:
Maynard C. Smith, JM7; Bobby
A. Dortch. 3.812; Robert . D.
Owens. 3.7S: and "rutin R. Bitter,
ail of Klamath Falls, and Le
land E. Ortis. 4, of Chiloauin.
A grade point average of 4 is
perfect.
Henry Kaiser
Steps Down
OAKLAND. Calif. APt Henry
J. Kaier Sr. is stepping down
from four of the high posts he
holds in his complex company or
ganizat'oit. He announced Monday he was
ji ing up the posts of board chair
man and president of the four ma
tor operating concents to his in
dustrial empire.
The 77-year-old executive will
continue as board chairman of the
controlling firm. Kaiser Industries
Corp , and in an active manage
ment rote in the new post ol
founder-chairman of Kaiser Sieel.
Kaiser Aluminum, Willys Motors,
and Permanente Cement.
F.dsard P. Kaiser, his ma, be
comes board chairman of the four
companies, while continuing as
president of Kaiser Industries
Corp.
J. L. Ashby becomes new presi
dent of Kaiser Steel, S. A. Gtrard
of Willys Motors, W, A. Marsh of
fermanente Cement, and D. A
Rhoades of Kaiser Aluminum.
Hayden, Callahan, recently were
.Mr. ana Mra. James Green, Los
Angeles.
Returned Mrs. Aueusta Rotan
has returned to her home in Etna
from Casper, Wyoming, where she
was called because of the illne
of her daughter, Mrs. Virginia Tar-
uoert.
Vacation Spending hervaeation
with Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sovw. Etna
i their daughter, Mrs. Mildred
Clarine and two children, Richmond.
Installation Mrs. Claire Potter,
Etna, accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. McFarlin, Fort Jones, to
Yreka to attend the joint installa
tion of officers of the American
Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Potter was
installed as secretary of the Perry
Harris Post.
Legal Booze
Due Shortly
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. tAP'
igat liquor is about two
months away for Oklahomana.
The Oklahoma House of Repre
sentatives passed a liquor control
hill Monday and sent It to Gov.
I. Howard Edmondson for his sig
nature. The governor said he
planned to sizn it today.
The bill sets up a S-man liquor
control board authorized to pro
vide the machinery for the sale nf
liquor by the bottle through pack
age stores by Sept. I.
Legislators have been haggling
over the control bill since April 7
when the people adopted a consti
tutional amendment 'repeating pro
hibition by an an oon-vote margin.
The control bill provides a lax
of 2. per gallon, bans- public
drinking and prohibits advertising
liquor prices.
$ , liWoman Says Sis Survived Plane Crash
& I' J i'U. - . -V . : 5
day tit checking out the chancel
WICHITA. Kan. i.APt - Mrs (that her er, miswrw and ler at Olalfw. Kan to t hen
Juanita I. Reaves of Olathe. Kan., thought dead years, may be; Mrs. Wasd L. K'tfrax. whs
asked aid of Wichita police Suit- hung in Arkansas. N-hanjMj her name after s(raoie-
Sgt. David Laird said Mm.!1" trom husband.
Reave reported her sirter, Mrs j the plane was reported
Wanda L. Wilcox, was helieved?m,ss",- ariat search was started
killed m the crash of a smalt plane low cfwjds hampered it. By
tin Kogue River countrv ts Oregon mi! - '"Wgh. skies titurrS
nsn ASO VKtOLFS May is. tSM, Mrs. Re and H ptanes took sart m the
Tile Pins and Needles, 4 H aew lher sister was Mranged from her nua!- sround party went
( club, under the leadership eljhusband then, and using the name '" etfeea report that a plane
PAUL WILLIAMS, . Marine
Privete First Class, recctved
the promotion when, he com.
pled basic training with
the Second Infantry Train
ing Raiment et Camp Pen
dleton recently. He jsined
the Marine Corps in Feb
ruery. His parents are Mr.
end Mrs. Clyde Williams,
5111 Ssuth Sixth Street.
Photo by Miller-WiliUms
MACHINE ISSAFU
IDAHO FALLS. Idaho (AP
Air mail from just across the
border at Jackson, Wye., reached
here 23 hours and S pinutes be
lore.it left or so said the post
mark. The tetters were postmarked 3
p.m. June 22 but arrived here at
3:SS p.m. June 21. Postal officials
blamed a cancellation machine.
Society Honors
Father Coughlin
GILCHRIST The Altar Society
of the Gilchrist Catholic Church.
saint Mary s of the Snows, met
recently in the home of the presi
dent. Mrs. Lee Mount, Crescent
Father Bill Coughlin, guest at the
meeting, was presented with
gift m commemoration ef his
2Sth year in the priesthood.
me society sponsored a picnic
lor all the children of the Bible
School Friday. June 19. with over
70 persons in attendance, including
Father Coughlin. Sister Mary Lucy
and Sister Veronica Clare, all ef
Bend. Michael and Sandra Wirtz,
children of Mr, and Mrs. Albert
Wirtz, Crescent, were baptized be
fore the picnic.
A class of H children took First
Communion Sunday, June It, in
the Gilchrist CatHil c Church.
KEEPING CREDITORS HAPPY
STILLWATER. Okla. i - A
truck toad of mail destined lor
Stillwater caught fire and some
of the cargo was burned. The
postoffice said all the bills were
salvaged.
4-H NEWS
Mrs, Date Bowdish, is organized
now and busy. The begtBiter are
making needle rases, arm pin
cushion', scarfs, and stuffed ani
mats. The advance) group is
working m skirts, Weus and
dresses. The newly elected officers
are president. Jue'eena Taylor;
vice president, Kathy DeBruis:
secretary. Sue Ericksen; reporter.
Jan Fredrickson and games and
refreshments, Dartene Bemetes.
The group meets on Wednesday,
every ether week, from t to 3
p.m. The next meeting will be
held June 14 at the home ef Mrs.
Bowdish,
THE BESCHITES DICGERS
The Deschutes Diggers, 4-H gar
den club will hold their next meet
ing at the home of their leader.
Mrs. Dick Hull, on June II at
II p.m. It will be a petluck lunch
an1 afterward the group wttt work
on flower arrangements.
FOREST PRESERVERS
Tea members of the Forest Pre
servers met at Dick Hull i home
in Crescent June 20 equipped with
cameras and lunches to investigate
a forest service lookout located on
Walker Mountain. The bays rode
hallway and hiked the remaining
two mitts. Upon reaching the top
they ale their lunches and Hiaft
explained how to spot (ires and
how to locate them from the look
Obt
CASCADE SNAPPERS
The Cascade Snappers have
been busy with their pints Cor a
picture board, field trips and
taking pieteres of wild life. Their
next meeting will be at the Dave
FredrtcksiB home.
Wilson. Laird said. had bees heard war Iliahe at the
Oregon authorities said the Shafer's plane outl hae
plane's wreckage was never ihwn there,
found. Also on the flight tromt Th aeattftes were fnKt& and!
Gold Beach ta Grants Pass were time were abandoned.
Mrs. Terry Hxnna and Bmrard T I
shater of Grams Pass, the pilot.
ana Harofs Wafer, his brother, ot
Mc.vtmiiviile.
Mrs. Reaves said an unctf, C.
.1. Reaves. ST, of aearhv Vf
Kan , reported seeing Mrs. Wilcox
and her husband Bill m B Ar-
k.insas town called Ctwrre Hill
three months ago, and again three
weeks ago. She said the uwte re
ported they live a mile and a half'
north of that town. I
Wichita police susiestui Mrs I
Reaves go to Arkansas to check!
out the stare 1
me
GRANTS PASS APS trace Welcome WagOtt
r",t,!!,md " plfm th4 Hostess
year, ago wBh iaar ill knock OH YdUP Door
eluding a woman whose sister bow
things she may be alive.
The plane, piloted by Howard
T. Shafer ef Grants Pass, took off
from Gold Beach at 7 a. m. en a
Monday morning. May II. 1S83
With th( pilot were his brother,
Harold, McMinnvitle; Mrs. Terry
Hania, Grants Pass boakkeeoer:
and a fourth person known here
as Mas Bonnie Wilson.
Miss Wilson ts said by her sis-
with Gifts & Greetings
from Friendly Business,
Neighbors and Your
Civic and Social
Welfare Leaders
On the occasion of :
Arrival of Newcomers to
Klamath Falls
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