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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Wednesday, .luly A. 1959
: Court Records
KLAMATH T Ml
HIMCIPAL COI RT
Cookicy Bennett Knight, drunk, 30
Donald William Hetcher, drunk. $25
r 13'i days.
Jourb Baigall, drunk, S29 or 12'i
d.v.
Farrpll D. Schaffer, drunk, 926 or
13 T d.yt.
William Jamei Blhnham, drunk
nd disorderly conduct, rontinued.
One juvenile waa held for the Juv
Irtlt officer.
i KLAMATH COI'NTY
' DIKTRICT COUBT
Clarence Wavne Downing, following
too clotely. 10.
Marvin Jra Newell, no iiop light.
7 50.
Dorothy Elizabeth Howard, violation
fcsn rule. SI 2 50
Virgil Lee Hnniiini, fail dim head-
llihts. diimiitfa.
V.nn.ih IjwMnn K'linn vlnlatfnn
haiUr rule. tlS.
Wendell Jack Efisman, no opera
tor'! license, dismissed.
John Kenneth Pierce, truck apeeding.
$7.50.
Donald Earl Kohl, fall display 11
ten te, IS-
Carol Ann McJunkln, violation basic
rule, 8.50.
Sylvia Jane Bouaman, fail aignal left
hand turn. 7 SO.
Jerry Grant Austin, violation baalc
rule. fll.SO
Jimmy Dean McVay, violation baalc
rule. MM.
Eugene Pharea Book, violation baaic
rule. $7 50.
Terry Dean Sherrill, Improper muf
flers. $9.
Betty Mina Petersen, violation baile
rule. $12 so.
Jerome Leo Ttiomaa. Intoxicated puh
11c highway, $.13 or 1A dayi In lieu
of fine; committed.
John Roy Louderback, intoxicated
public highway, AS or 15 days in lieu
f fine: committed.
Carl Elwin Kent, no trailer licenae,
mo.
William T. Carter, axle overload. $20.
Robert Edward Rhtnevault. combm-
' ation overload, dismissed motion D.
Conatatine Gua Razes, fail atop at
Nancy Inez Ocanna, violation basic
nil. i.af.
Franrik Huirninson. in toxica ten nun-
! plire. $M or 15 daya in lieu of fine;
committed.
Edward Chilton Villehrun, intoxicat-
n mi niii n fnwav. a. hi or izn out
. In lieu of line; com mil tea.
Caledonia Pearl Jackson, tntoxtcat-
aid public highway, $50 or 22'j dayi
In Heu of fine; committed.
Wayne Edward Hatcher, driving
while intoxicated, plea of not guilty
! trial aet August 7 at 9:30 a.m. bond
. act at $300: remanded to sheriff.
Merrill Walter Hoppe. intoxicated
' public highway. $75 or 35 dayi
lieu of fine: committed.
Jnhnle Benjamin Locke, driving
' While intoxicated. 30 days and $250 fine
and costa or 122' it daya in lieu of
. fine; committed.
BASIN BRIEFS
Spending the weekend at Las
sen National Park were Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Garrison and their chil
dren of Fort Jones.
Visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Perkins of Fort Jones
are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bartsch,
Red Bluff.
At Cattle Camp Orlo Davis, Lit
tle Shasta, who has a cattle camp
on Ball Mountain, made a trip
lo the camp Thursday, July 2. and
was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Cook and their two sons,
Gary and Dallas.
From Weed Recently calling on
several friends in the Little Shasta
area were Mr. and Mrs. Magnus
Mardahl of Weed.
Returned from i recent visit to
(he Kast are Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Hendrickson. They were visit
ins their son, Lt. Jack Hendrick
son and family at Fort Monmouth,
Tuesday from Dairy, where they
jtoolt care of the post office and
! store for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Michael who were vacationing.
Joe Calahan of Dairy became
seriously ill recently and was tak
New Jersey. They also visited rel
atives in the Midwest and toured
New York City and Washington; en to Klamath Valley Hospital for
D.C. medical treatment.
Visiting their uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lyman, Fort
Rock, are Steve, Ann and Riley
Tucker of Drain, Oregon.
Community Gathering Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Miles of Fort Rock were
hosts to a picnic on the Fourth of
July. About thirty neighbors and
friends enjoyed the potluck dinner,
volley ball, Softball and visiting.
Annual Picnic of the railroad
engineer families of Dunsmuir will
be held at the Dunsmuir City
Park on Wednesday, July 8, under
the sponsorship of the Mrs. J. A.
Fillmore Division, Grand Interna,
tional Auxiliary to the Brotherhood
of Railroad Engineers. Dinner will
be served by the auxiliary at 6
p.m. for members, families and
guests.
Cheryl and Bobby aid Jimmie
Galbreath. Mrs Forsler is the Sun
day School teacher in Chemult and
wife of the Sunday School super
intendent.
Retumnl Mr nnil Mr. Manrin
Michael, Dairy, returned last Sun
day from atrnnrftn0 lha nmut Afrifa
convention at Astoria and the Cen
tennial Exposition at Portland.
They spent last weekend visiting
uicir mete ana nepnew, air. ana
Mrs. Jeffers Ledeman. in Oak-
ridge.
At Tamn Mr. William VrB
Ball Game The Fort Rock ball L r , ' b. ..,:
team will play the Crescent tearrthe work of the Sunday choo,
w,0u.,.uc,,01,Can)1)i wj(h h.r ig hr daUjh((
; Overdue Book
: Back In Library
SAM ANTDNin Tov (API
About five months before Admiral
; Peary reached the North Pole in
1909, someone checked the book
"Castle Blair" out of the Carnegie
Public Library.
It was returned Tuesday, more
I than SO years overdue. It was
placed in a collection chute at a
; branch library.
; Library officials said the book.
; overdue since Jan. 4, 1909, would
have carried a $472.50 fine.
On The Record
KLAMATH FALLS
BIRTHS
BOYS
BRUNZLLE Born to Mr. and Mr.
Elwynne Brunellt July ft In Klamath
Valley Hoipltal, boy, weighing
lb... 1ft OKI.
DOWN Born to Mr. and Mix Har
vnl Down July 4. In Klamath Valley
Hospital, a boy, weighing 8 Jba., 13',i
no.
KUHLMAN Born In Mr. and Mn.
Stanley Wayne Kuhlman July ft In
Klamath Valley Hoipltal. a boy, weigh
ing ft lha.. S oza.
M EC HAM Born to Mr. and Mr.
Maurice Mecham July 3 In Klamath
Valley Hoipltal, a boy, weighing 7
Ibi., 2 oza.
OIRI.lt
ALLEN Born to Mr. and Mra.
George A. Allen July 3 In Klamath
Valley Hoipital, a girl, weighing 7
Iba., lSlt OKI.
I05D ROUNDUP
BOYS: MS GIRLS: 223
KLAMATH COI'NTT
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Bartholomew Dunlea. 23, and Patay
Lue Miller. ID.
William Duana Steiner and Kaye
Duana Kidwell.
DIVORCE PETITIONS
Eunice I. Mayea va. Marlon C.
Mayei, aeekt divorce.
FRANCE REJECTS PROTEST
PARIS (UPD France Monday
rejected Ghana's demand that she
abandon her plan to conduct nu
clear weapons tests in the Sahara
Desert. Authorized sources replied
that Sahara is French lerriiory
and also questioned Ghana's right
to speak for the other African
slates.
Will Entertain Mr. and Mrs.
Orlo Davis will host the members,
families and invited guests of the
Order of Eastern Star at a potluck
picnic supper at their ranch home
in Little Shasta July 12 at 5 p.m.
Entertainment will be provided
and July birthdays of members
will be honored.
Campers Mr. and Mrs. John
Ruff, Fort Jones, camped in the
mountains during the Indepen
dence Day holidays.
Visitors Mrs. Oliver Hoopes and
family, Yrcka, were visitors in the
Little Shasta area last week. The
Hoopes' oldest son, Frank, on
leave from the Army, returned
July 3 to Fort Ord. He will be
leaving soon for Fort Benning.
Georgia to enter an electronics
course for training in radio and
television work. Prior to entering
the service he worked at KSYC,
the local radio station.
Recent Visitors of Mrs. and
Mrs. R. E. Martyr and family.
Dairy, were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Muma and daughter, Sydnee, of
Klamath Falls.
Dinner Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Vilira, Dairy, last Friday,
were Mrs. Vilira's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Pool, Klamath
Fall;., and Mrs. A. E. Smith of
Sacramento.
Back Home Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Boroughs returned to
their home at Sprague River last
Sperm whales, ' which breathe
air, can stay under water for an
. hour or more. '
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