Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 07, 1959, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD ANT) NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore tYirb". Ai)Eii!( 7. IPS!' PACE 7 A BASIN BRIEFS North and South Dakota picnic will be Sunday, August 9. at noon in the park at Malin. The meal will be potluck. Each is to bring his own table service. For infor mation call-Marion Monlore, Ma lin 3-2532. Kansas Plenle for all former Kansans will be held in Lithia Park, Aahland, Sunday, August 9. Bring a lunch. Coffee and ice cream will be furnished. Catholic Daughters of Amer ica will have a regular business meeting Monday, August 10, at 8 p.m. in the Sacred Heart Parish Hall. Election of a lecturer and reading of the bylaws. Slides will be shown, "Neighbor Helping Neighbor," in conjunction with the Red Cross Bloodmobile pro gram. All members are urged to attend. Linda Fernlund young daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fern lund, tangell Valley, has a broken toe received while swimming re cently. Visiting at the home of her on Frank H. Brown and family. Bonanza, is Mrs. Ruby Brown, Langell Valley. Visitors in Langell Valley and Bonanza are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Monroe, Cave Junction. They are the parents of Mrs. Reg Thomas of Bonanza. They brought their granddaughter Mary Fulk to spend several weeks in Bonanza with her aunt. Spending several days In Lan gell Valley as houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Partridge were Mr. and Mrs. William Burch, Cave Junction. They were dinner guests of the Paul Monroes and the Owen Pepples while here Reynolds, Mrs. Joanne Dahle. Danny and Carol. Tulelake, and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Klem. Elizabeth, New Jersey, and Mrs. Jessie Lytle, Salem, returned home last week after visiting rel atives and sightseeing in Flour ney, Sacramento and San Francisco. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Mel LeBaron, formerly of Tulelake. visited briefly last weekend, en route to Walnut Creek. Return Home Mrs. Bill Gun lock and daughters. Yuma, re turned home last Sunday after visiting Mrs. Gunlock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stone Bowen of Tu lelake. College Eiam Mr. and Mrs Earl Ager, Tulelake, took daugh ter Mary Jane to Redding last week where she took her entrance exam for Shasta Junior College. Others taking the test were Bar bara and Carol McAnulty. Trinity Lutheran Church of Tulelake will not hold services during August. Worship services will begin September 20 at the fairgrounds. Services are at 7:30 p.m. followed by a coffee hour. Sunday school is at 6:30 p.m. Areata Vlaltor Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Quigley, Etna, was Mrs. Mary Chisholm, Areata. She had re turned her mother Mrs. Edna Ruff to Fort Jones. Mrs. Ruff had been visiting the Chisholms while Mrs. Chisholm underwent surgery. Smithers Visit Weekend vis itors of Mrs. Bessie Palmer, Etna, were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith ers and family. Weed. - Roseburg visitors at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family, Langell Valley, are Mr. and Mrs. Jloy Cain. They are also visiting relatives in Klam ath Falls, including her sister Mrs. Freddie Battis who is recovering from major surgery at Klamath Valley Hospital. i Visitor Amy Puckett, evan gelist, is visiting at the home of her niece Mrs. Cecil Haley, Bo nanza. She came from Grants Pass to attend the Sunday cele bration at Malin. Amy Puckett was the first teacher at Malin and taught for many years in Klamath County. To Portland Mrs. Bill Macy, Tulelake, left last Tuesday for Portland to get daughters, Corry and Kitty. The girls returned to Portland with Mrs. Macy's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert son and Mrs. Macy's cousin. Sis ter Eileen, who were here for Cor ' ry's first communion. At Lake Mrs. Paul Macy and children, Tulelake, are spending a few days at Medicine Lake. Mrs. Bill Quinn and children are also camping there. Spend Week Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis, C o v i n a, are spending the week with Mrs. Bes sie Palmer in Etna. ' Weekend Guests Guests of Louise and Birdie Frietag in Etna last weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor of Mendocino. Preaches In Etna. The Rev. Lawrence Fairchild, associate su perintendent of Northern Califor nia Congregational Churches, San Francisco, preached the sermon last Sunday evening at the Etna Congregational Church. 1 Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nebiker, Colinga, former Tule lake residents, visited friends in the Basin last week and also at tended the Malin celebration. ' Return Home Mrs. Hefen Award Attending the 20th District Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at Burney last Surf day were Mr. and Mrs. Donald King, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and Herb Morgan, members of the Scott Valley VFW Post No. 6885, Etna. A gold dip award for 200 per cent membership for the year 1959 was awarded Scott Val ley Post. Montague Shasta Valley Gar den Club, Montague, was repre sented at the flower show at Klamath Falls last weekend by Mrs. Henrietta Terwilliger, presi aent: Mrs. Rita Prather, vice president; Mrs. Don Allen, sec retary-treasurer, and Mrs. Mary Lilly. ... ... Farewell Party The Rev. and Mrs. M. W. Glenn and their fam ily were honored with a farewell party given by members of the First Baptist Church of Monta gue, where the Rev. Glenn has been pastor for nearly three years. The Glenn family is mov ing to Fort Worth, their original home tou. Visiting . at the new ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hes- sig and daughters, Grenada, are former Montague residents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Foote and son Jer ry, now living in Southern Cali fornia. 1 - On The Record KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS BOVS HEAD Born to Mr. and Mr. Lawrence- Haad Aufust S in Klamath Val lay Hospital, a boy. waishtni S 10. IS Du CilRLS CROXELL Born to Mr. and Mr. Gala Croxcll August 4 in Klamath Val ley Hospital a airl, wcifhina s lba.. 7 nu HENDERSON Born to Mr. and Mri. Andrew Henderson Aufuit 4 tn Klam ath Valley Hoapttal a girl, weighins S ., 1D'4 ou McLAIN Born to Mr. and Mrs Ken-1 1 neth E. McLaln Auguat 4 tn Klamath valley Hoepita! a girl, weighing lbs., ll'.t ou. WARD Born to Mr and Mn. Bill1 Ward Autust 4 In Klamath Valley Hospital a girl, weighing 7 lb., 14t ox. ALLEY Born In Mr. and Mr Jerry B. Alley August S in Klamath valley Hospital, a girl, weighing 7 lbs.. l'. oss. ASH Born to Mr. and Mr. Rex! I Ash August 5 in Klamath Valley Hos pital, a girl, weighing 7 lbs., 4t ozsj 1959 BOI'NDUI- I Boya S34 Girl: J7 SIKKIYOIT COI'NTY MARRIAGE LICENSES Paul F. Menelee. 39, Yreka, to Ann! M. Clark, 37, Yreka. Luther A. Bailey, la. Ashland, to Marguerite L. Wataon. Is. Talent. Robert L. Nunes. 24, Hilt, to Rita' L. Mlddleton, 18. HIIL Donald H. Costello, S3. San Fran cisco, to Kathertne A. Harris. 21, Yreka. Arthur J. Ward. 3D, Medfnrd. to Marjorie W. Peterson. 42. Ashland. Evert S. Dodson. SR. Dunsmuir, to Laura M. Carey, A3, Dunsmuir. I SISKIYOU COI'NTY DIVORCER John W. Dunlap vt. Esther L. Dun lap, final decree franted. Florence C. Kennedy vt. John F. Kennedy, Tina) decree granted. Marian Crum va. Harvey Crum J"i nal decree granted. Edna M. Marshall va. Cloy B. Mar tha II. Final decree granted. Frances J. Slover. ernsaenmn1ainl va. Arthur D. Slover. Seeks divorce. 1 1 Myra Young vs. Billy O. Young. I Final decree granted. Ann uiark. vs. uonaid H. Clark. Fi nal decree granted. Eb-telle L. Green vs. Warren E. Green. Seeks divorce. Juanit M. Aouila. croas-comDlalnt vs. Louie J. Aquila. Seeks divorce. Bernice Jackson vs. Ralph J. Jack- aon. Seeks divorce. Sylvester H. Smith vs. Darlena J. Smith. Annulment decree. Marjorie A. Cloyd vs. William H.I, Cloyd. Final decree granted. James Henaa vs. Patricia Duaen- Dury. Annulment decree. Esther A. King vs. Richard L. King Final decree granted. H.ftKIVOlT COUNTY I BIRTHS CLYBURN Born to Mr. and I Mrs. Dan Clyburn. Yreka, July 22, In the Siskiyou County General Hos pital, a girl. SNAPP Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snapp, Etna. July 26, in the Siskiyou County General Hoapital, a boy. WHITING Born 1o Mr. and Mrs. I Warren Whiting. Forks of Salmon, July 29, In the Siskiyou County Gen eral Hospital, a boy. JERRY Born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jerry, Yreka, July 29. in the Siskiyou County General Hospital, a boy. BIRD Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bird, Fort Jones, July M. in the Sis kiyou County General Hospital, girl. DETER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Deter, Yreka, August 1, In the Siskiyou County General Hospital. a boy. ROSE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Da vid Rose. Yreka, August 2, In the Siskiyou County General Hoapital, a boy. t YODER Born to Mr.' and Mrs. John Yoder, Montague. August 2. in the Siskiyou County General Hospital,' a boy. a S. ' Competitors Fire Calls Attendant As Own Burgled ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) - Ronald O'Kane, who owns a ser vice station, is also a volunteer fireman. So, when an alarm went off Thursday he hurried with other firefighters to a competitor's ser vice station which was on fire. The blaze finally was controlled While O Kane was away, some body stole his $200 cash register containing $93. City Turns Out For Buried Beer I OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Someone discovered a cache of beer buried in a dumping ground east of this city Thursday. The word got out. Soon cars lined the road and whole families turned to their joyous tasks with picks and shovels. A beer distributing company buried the brew when it found it was of the 6 per cent variety which won't be, legal in Oklahoma until Sept. 1. The 3.2 per cent beer has been sold for years. A heavy rain belted the area but that only speeded the digging. No one would say how much beer was buried but it mujt have tasted pretty gooo. oecause many were seen drinking it on the spot. PROCESSORS SAY... "LOOK FOR THIS LABEL IT MEANS this FRYER grown in OREGON fresher, finer fryers" The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business, Neighbors and Your : Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Falls No cost or obligation Phone TU 2-0346 KLAMATH COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 2:15 P.M. AFTERNOON AND NIGHT 8:15 P.M. TUES. & WED. AUG. 11 i 12 Eleventh Annual Klamath Falls Shrine Club 11111 PRODUCED Y Surpassing'New 1959 Edition i re vun in Mm nmtwaiiMT au. ta mciubto m "UK men fiemral AtJmiuio Scats .. Adults tl.SO; Child (Under 12) 75c a.Mrrd iaaH Advkt and Children $2.00 4 S2.S0 SIAT SAII AT KLAMATH AUDITORIUM, MAIN 1 SPRING omsoriy Old Kl.rx.tn Armory. Open Daily :00 :m, t S:00 p.m. ur Mid-um Happy Hopco got ,. reduce " ,8,9,"Br 959 model, before I. f u' 1 1 living . 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And remember, we have complete -service facilities for all G. E. Appliances and TV Sets! For some really terrific buys in used appliances and TV sets, shop Hapco', BARGAIN BASE MENT! For example: 4 USED RANGES . . 27 77 30 USED TV'S - - Frem 47" 7 USED DRYERS r,.m 4777 AP(So STORE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Cornar 10th I M.in TU 4-S1II I