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Speech Club
Fetes Tutor
Ewauna Toastmistress Club hon
ered Mrs. Roy Kenning with a
potluck dinner at its regular meet
ing Monday night held at the home
o( Mrs. Robert Davies. Irs. Fen-
ning. who is leaving Klamath Falls
to teach at Oswego School, has
been a member of Toastmislress
for many years. Members or Mrs
Fenning's club, Mount Mazama
Toastmistress, were invited to par
ticipate in the meeting.
Topics, led by Mrs. H. F. 'Bud'
Smith, were excerpts from Shake
speare. The program, with a theme
ol State Parks, was introduced by
Mrs. Robert Davics. Rowena Mc
Donald spoke on "Parks to the
East Parks to the West." "Cas
cade Wonderland" was the title ol
a speech given by Mrs. Fred Jour
neay. Mrs. A. R. Whetstone gave
an impromptu speech entitled
"Farewell to Leigh" and presented
Mrs. Fenning with a gift.
Critics for the evening were
guests from Mt. Mazama Club.
The next meeting of Ewauna
Toastmistress will be August to.
Fete Ends
In Tragedy
EL PASO, Tex. (AP)-A fam
ily birthday celebration ended
tragically Wednesday when a fa
ther shot two of his children to
death, then killed himself.
Police said Pedro Acosta, 39,
fatally shot his daughter Patricia
and his son Alejandro. The girl
was celebrating her eighth birth
day and her brother his sixth.
Acosta also critically wounded
another daughler, Celia, 10.
Relatives told police Acosta had
been out of work for several
months and had suffered a nerv
ous and mental breakdown.
He seemed in good spirits dur
ing the party. The family was
drinking soda pop in the front
y.ird. Then Acosta sent the children
into the house and followed them.
His wife heard shots and ran to a
neighbor for help.
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Thursday, July 23. 1959
BASIN BRIEFS
Special Books Mrs. George
Mattson, Merrill librarian, has an
nounced that 85 special loan books
are now available to the public at
the Merrill Library.
Cousin Vlilli Mrs. Keith Gen
try and children returned to Ma
tin after a trip to San Jose and
other California points. Jerry
Woods,
them.
GRANGE NEWS
SHASTA VIEW
'Shasta View Grangers were vic
tims of a surprise attack by In
dians during a meeting the eve
ring of July 17. But no massacre
resulted, and members discovered
that the marauders were masquer
ading grangers from Valley Falls
near Lakeview.
A number of Juvenile Grange
members and about 25 adults from
Valley Falls were dressed in In
dian and pioneer costume for the
visit.
Ray Brackman, Valley Falls
lecturer, who acted as master and
three youths presented a baseball
skit.
Robert Crapo of Midland Grance
and Earl Sheridan, Lost River
Grange, also were guests. Potluck
dinner was served and Ihe eve
ning ended- with piano music by
a Valley Falls member.
Court Records
KI.AMATH mi NTV
nirVIKKT TOI'RT
Norrii Pier, Inrgery, waivrd prr
llmtniry hearing, ordered hrld In
(rand Jury; bond at at tVl.Sno. Re
manded In cujtody ot therlff
Gladyi Infill Crane, violation ban
ie rule, dismissed motion district at
torney. Karl Arthur Brown, fall drive on
right half, 7 V.
Robert Leray Hanson, combination
overload, 2A
James Calvin Harmaning, Inade
jate brakes.
Charles Richard Lewis, ncape from
custody, tn advise court as tn trial
wllh or without Jury: set July 2.1, at
1 p.m.: bond ael at 9.1SO. Remanded!
to custody or sheriff
Robert Leon Madderra. vairanrv.
92H paid; operator's license suspended
mr :w days; released.
Theodore Frederick Gordon, viola
tion nasic rule. 17 50
Honald Damn House, no muffler.
110
Alonto Junior Williams, fugitive from
justice, slate of California, waived rx
tradition; held for California authori
ties; bond set 92,000. Remanded
sheriff.
KI.AMATH rAl.l.ft
MUNICIPAL COURT
William E. fit. Germaine. drunk In
an auto. iu or days.
Paul Irving Alban. drunk In an auto.
92ft or lH'i days.
Alhos Jackson, drunk In an auto,
$2.1 or I2'i days.
1 Raymond Jackson, drunk, $25 or 12'
days.
James Wallace Scott, drunk, $25 or
12 days.
Donald William Fletcher, drunk,
Ii3 or li'i days.
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Comer! Standard Institute In Eugene, will
speak Sunday morning at the Chil-
oquin Bible Standard Church, rep
resenting the national missions
program. Rev. Cecil Dye is resi
dent pastor.
From Hawaii Visiting at the
Merle Uwsley home in Malin is
t .... j a am, ;iiane nonu
cousin, returned with Honolulu. Her brother and his
I wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zbinden
have also been here (rom their
i " - "
Visitors Recent houseeuesti nf home in Sterling, Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hill of Merrill
were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brant I Nw J' Mr. and Mrs. Dick
and son, Portland.
Illinois Family Visiting at the
Siemens, Chiloquin. left last Sun
day lor Las Cruces. New Mpvi.n
I where Siemens has accepted a job
Charles Dohry residence, Malin !',? phv,lcs w,lh ,he vwnment.
recently were Mrs. Dnhrv'. .ii.;,He '" work slx months.-then
and family. Mr. and Mrs. William- Sent 0n ,0 slho01 ,0 finish his
Adlai of North Riverside. jscn'"r year of coVe w"- The
luunit; d niarriea in June and
In Kl..d-Mr. and Mrs. KlnvH'!?d.P,annPd ' in Cor"" "
Harmon nf Malin received word;
thai ! their son is on a two-week visit, tnurrh Camp-Gerrv Wolff re
to London. Roland Harmond is . ., T7 . re
stationed a, Camp Nelligan, Stutt- XZZXZ IX
l?er;0rkS,n,h'S' Camp. His sister,
Eye Surgery Recuperating
from eye surgery at her Malin
home is Mrs. Anna Weatherby.
I Hospitalized Cynthia Marti
nez, Chiloquin eighth grader, was
taken to Salem earlier in July to
Ihe hospitaliied for treatment of
tuberculosis. She has made her
home with her grandmother,
Mrs. Helen Mcrritt, and has been
active in Rainbow Girls and the
firls drill team at school. She will
be away several months.
Army personnel oflice.
Chlro Guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Ma-
Cherry, is attending a hmh crhnni
institute there this week.
To Speak The Rev. Harvey
R:ver. then to visit in the Wil-
auais.JWIl UlOlIILi Wild P
daughter, Mrs. Henry Wolff. Two
sons are also there, George Flury
and Frank Flury.
Summer Camp The Rev. and
Mrs. Cecil Dye, their children
Frances and Danny, Gary Branum
and Donna Sue Anderson returned
to Chiloquin last weekend from a
i week spent in church camp at
Crestview on the Columbia River.
They stopped in Salem on the way
home to visit' Cynthia Martinez,
who is ill there.
Business Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Kircher returned to Chilo
quin Monday evening from Portland.
Eetterath home In Malin have
been his brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. John Retterath, Red Bluff,
and Dr. and Mrs. Keith Sanford
and son, Gridley.
In Prairie City visiting at the
home of her aunt and uncle ,is
Mary Jayne Fisk. Malin. Her par
ents, the Wayne Fisks, took her to
Prairie City where they stayed a
few days. I
.Siiiiirnrr visitors at the Lee!
Martin home in Malin have been
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fields and son,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Provott
and children of Albuquerque.
Bremerton Guests of the Frank'
Hornofs and the Floyd Harmons
in Malin have been the Hornofs
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Lins and another
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Fitzwater.
Houseguest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Johnson, Malin, is Mrs.
Maude Burgess, Eureka.
lin are their daughter and herKlapstein, president of the Bible
On The Record
KI.AMATH FALLS
BIRTHS
BOVS
MILLER Born to Mr. and Mrs
Dnn Miller July 21 In Klamath Valley
nnspuat a noy. weigninf 8 lbs., fli
ora.
SNOW Born to Mr. and Mra. George
snow juiy 21 In Klamath Va lev
Hospital a boy, weighing 7 lb., 10 oze.
t.lRLH
JARSCHKE Born lo Mr. and Mr.
Carl R. Jararhke July 21 In Klamath
Valley Hnipltal a girl, weighing 0 Iba.
tw.iu Huiijvnur
Boya: S13 Glrla: 251
Kt.AflATH COIINTV
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Jerry L. Collins. 21. Chltnouin. and
Charlynn O'Neill, 20, Grants Pass.
Lawrence Frrlsteln. 21. and Marv
Ann Harless. 24.
Theodore A. West. IS. and Laura
Lynn Frlsloe, 17.
Ray E. Crawford Jr.. IS. Dixon.
California, and Dlanne A. Taucher, 18.
Leonard Arthur Munaon. 21. and
Mary lxiu Wnlcott. IS.
Gerald David Heden. IS. Bend, and
Sharon A. Gasser, Ifl.
DIVORCE PETITIONS
Bradford Dean Howard vs. Glenrta
A. Howard, acoka divorce.
Mary M. Sayera vs. Ralph M. Say
ers, seeks divorce.
Amman Susan Peltll vs. Alfred Clark
Pettlt. aeeka dlvoroe.
Agnes Lee va. Calvin L. Lee, seeks
mvorcfl.
TO FINANCE TOURIST PLAN
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
United Stales plans to finance a
tourist promotion nroiect which
Israel has been urging for two
years. It was revpaled lodnv. Al
bert E. Farwcll, chief of the Near
J.ast division of the International
cooperation Administration, told
the House Appropriations Commit
tee that s.to,ooo from a technical
aid fund of Sl.fitto.ooo was ear
marked for Ihe Tourist Corp. of
Israel lo help develop the Israeli
tourist Indtislrv.
Trucks Available
For Cemetery
NEW PINE CHEEK Cliff Par-
tin, Lake County road foreman in
charge of county trucks, has an
nounced that recent action of the
Lake County Court has made
trucks available for cemetery use.
When graves are dug mechani
cally, dirt can be thrown into a
dump truck and moved, outside the
cemetery until after the services
Then the truck load nf dirt can
he brought back and put into the
grave, relieving pallbearers of re'
filling Ihe grave.
Individuals desiring the use of
a county truck for this purpose
will be required to obtain permis
sion, go get the truck and return
it.
Anyone wishing to secure
truck may contact Alvin Butler
member ot the cemetery commit
tee.
Mother Here Mr. and Mrs.
Rov Gienner. Chilnnuin Hrma to'
Portland last weekend and brought
Mrs. Gienger's mother, Mrs. La
nore Flury, home with them. Aft
er spending two weeks at Gieng
ers, Mrs. Flury plans to visit a
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Flury, Sprague
Recent Visitors at the George
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