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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1959)
o 0 o CO 0 o ;i!,l -WD M:VS. M.im.itli K.ilk oRs ?5t in i. -iv mv ?i in: o riefs Ihiing Chn-tiiws c i ft for liuspiuil. (hit o timn i ill! XL' 2-lhu.l for rcM'iAii Ovprniiht Mr. and Mrs. Jim i!y of .NUClouil. While there, their Miller and two children of Sana-' ,-un. Danny, (ell on a rock and nit nionto Mere recent ovcrnisht vim-'his scalp, requiring scneial stitch tors at the home of Mr. and Misses and an overnicht stay in the Carl Cramer and family of Mof- Siskiyou County General Hospital fit Creek. Mrs. Cramer and Miller at Vreka. are brother and sister. Visits Parents Mr. and Mrs Weekend Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Richard Puckett and daughter vis Leo Kaulnian and daughter of'iled his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grants Pass spent last weekend Vern Puckett, in Keno recently with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore of Uichard Puckett is Crafts Recie Keno. ation Director at Camp Irwin, Cal- iiornia. for the Army. Puck lluiilers Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stout of Kl Secundo, Cali-j Oaiherini; at the home of Mrs. forma, visited friends in Keno Alice Krc.-hour, Fort Jones, recent while on a recent duck hunting ly to honor her on her birthday trip. jwere Mr. and Mrs. Paul Struck- jmeyer and son, Delhert; Mr. and Attend Party Among the forest 'Mrs. Karl Wollcry and son. Wes Fervice personnel who attended lc': Jlr- and Mrs. Sanlord Miller the annual forest service party m, children, Larry, Chuck and Yreka last Saturday were Mr. and'-1'"'1.: Marion Kreshour: John Mrs. Huhen Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs.: I-'ic.-hour; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey .Sidney Griffon, Mr. and Mr riHepne Of Fidel Castro jhj; Greensiirinus Garden Club will Kvans and family and lohn and Bud LaMarr. Donna, Ralph Jiamsey, Mr. and Mrs. K.ar- man Pence. Mr. and Mrs. John Casperson. Mr. and Mrs. Proctor i Home Mrs. Jim Baxter h, Ault and Ralph Sorenson, Happy Camp. is re- Ti'jii-Iii'I Viiitc 1 t-c Amii all ot (turner! to Merrill following a two-Woods, lorn-or teacher of the"ele- wcck visit with Inemis in Port- nienlary school at Fori Jones, was land. visitio" frienits in Furl .lmioc tliiv week. KeeiiveriiiR Margaret I.ee Wil- son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-I kIhipihtn Mrs. Gae lieoson and tor Wilson, Merrill, is eonvalesc- Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds of Fort ins at her home following a ton-1 Jones were recent shoppers a! Go Hunling-Joc DcGrandc Sr. 'sillcctomy last Monday. jMedtord. isiirl Lane Smith Jr. of Keno have -,ine on an elk hunting trip. MC "'m---mong the specla- New Hoy-Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Visits In Keno Mrs. Alvine Kaufman of Cave Junction visited with the Guy Moores at Keno re cently. Helurii V nun City Mr Storey, accompanied by Mrs. Rog er aiiterhoif, has just returned WIT lilulw I Ml IfkVI 1 W b I tM from Portland where Mrs. Storey! visiien tier moiner, ltonert mini- ii... Mr'-.m.ij. iuih-im imit 01 pii";ic uwkv tie win lie iJ man. at Goou Samaritan Hospital. Guevara. Iclt-leaning leaner inji a position to schedule protects On the return trip Mr. and Mrs. Prime Minister Fidel Castro's of- in areas where unemployment is F. L. Kddings of Oak Ridge joined final family, promised more belt- a headaihe lor the regime, them. The Kddings are aunt and tightening for Cubans today hut Meanwhile. prisons director uncle of Mrs. Vanderhoff and bolhaid there would be no drastic Joe Luis Galhe said approximate tney ami Rlatlman have been I changes in economic policy, as ly .mm common detainee trequenl visitors to Klamath Kails. 111? took over presidency of the get reduced sentences under .in- Cuban National Hank: ; other new law, but il will not np- In an interview with the semi- ply t political . prisoners or any meet Thursday, December 3, at official newspaper Revolucion. ne sen. ing more than ;lii year the home of Mrs. Norman Guevara said his most important sentences. Triggs. House No. 38, Weycrhaeus-i task will be to safeguard Cuba's Military tribunals so into action er town site. Please bring 50 cents foreign exchange level, which pre- ag-iin Monday with two Ameri lor gift exchange. For more in-1 suitably will fall even more be- cans among 3!i persons facing formation telephone Jenny Fiegi.'fore starting to improve in mid- t ri on charges of conspiring MT 2-29IS or Darlene Blvha, TL' January the start of the sugar against the Castro government. 2-3304. Ih-irvest ' i Ttiey were arretted last month alter a ciash with an army patio To Portland Spending thew i , , i. in whiili one I An army pr for the death sentence against Austin Frank Young of Miami. iFla., and a ;!0year pri.-on term tor Peter John I.ambton of Nas sau. Bahamas. Young and I.ambton denied Un charges. They have hired Cuban J iwycrs to defend them. I Guevara .ipeiimiiK uie r.,,.,1.,,,. inanKsgiving noiinay won reia-i fives in Portland were Mr. and; Mrs. Vernon Shuck and children of Merrill. I tors watching the Oregon-Oregon 1 DeKosa are the parents of a Visiting at the home of her,olale l"olnal' game played at fc.u- boy horn in Redding. November ntolhrr, Mrs. Alice Kreshour. in-cnc "-' Saturday were Mr. and; 13. Maternal grandparents are Dr. Kort Jones recently were Mr. and;''1, wilh' Raskins of Merrill, and Mrs. Krnest llovcnden. Fort Mrs. Bud Meek and family of Mc-i ,Jone Cloud. Lloyd While of Happy Camp, who was' seriously injured in an On Maneuvers Robert R. Rif fey, son of Mrs. Lucille E. Gant, (.oes Hume 'al Reynolds was lid he expects even tightening of imports be cause of the foreign exchange sit uation. Asked by Revolucion to com ment on unrest among Havana bank depositors when his appoint ment was announced. Guevara said rumors that he planned sub stantial changes' in the govern ment's financial setup were logi cal but unjustified. President Osvaldo Dorticos in a ceremony investing the new Cab inet members with their offices denied there was a ministerial cri- jsis in the government as had been I rumored. Cant. 0 s m a n y Cienluegos, "'" hi other of army comnwnder Mai. Camilo Cienluegos, who was lost in a plane Might, becomes min ister of public works to replace Manuel Ray. Navy Capt. Rolando Diaz Az- h with an army patrol le soldier was killed, 14 prosecutor has asked Li 'tarain is the new minister lor the M4K I.T'een .snrnn's nm ,,nL- in I. ,i,.t 1 i i.: .. . na.-i in , i..r,. n.,' ,r. l-i' i ' i ' u 1 " Mllt iccov ere of stolen public properly pait in a large Pacific Heel ex- home to Finlev Camp alter she . ,. . - ... n ' ' .1.- :n .. i i 'urnw nfl Ih. ,.Mtl.n.-n Cn llft.-ni-. 1,-,,! .......i i .1 ... ...i.i . v , ... rtiii.ieiii di uie nun wncrc nc v ' l"v """.... ..i.iui in., nan .-niii a ifw iidj.s 1 eceui iy ' .,1.. 1 c ii.j 'fifiasl vthiln snn inn w ith ll.n V-..-.- .1 ill. A .1 1..-.. :.. 1 ' ford Hospital last Thursday." ' recently aboard a radar picket d,'- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Iynohls" and "' rZlZLM. m rnvoi -nin u u, i t.... n 1.1.1 i iHi'iii.i . i'iiiiv tiiviv, .wia. tu.vnuii)h j received niedical care. She al.-o Bloodstained Cor Found By Police LAS VKCAS lAl'i Police lound a bloodstained ear Wednes day night which they identified as that of John L. Hays, 71. missing since last Saturdav. The car was parked at a market in Las Vegas. Ollicers were told il had been there three days. Concern for the missing man rose Willi discovery of bloodstains I lv it lion1 n.tl A on.-oi-iitiii.l -in. Surgery Glenn Whipple. Quartz i received niedical care. She also ',,,.,.,, '. ';j rt1.... .. o Valley, has returned to his home! ,1 Air "l-will i meet Mon-, visited her sisr. Mrs. Fred Cra-si(,ne(i , .. reV(,lution.,ry du! nci iceiii soigeiy pel 101 llieu at . . i.i... in mil. ui ...uiiii uieeh Redding. i. Summers School. There will be a1 side the vehicle and on the back bumper and tail light. Police said Ray was appointed president of .it appeared an etlort bad been made to wipe up the blood. Hays disappeared Iroin his mo tel room. He formerly lived in Billings, Mont. hirlhH:iv n:.rlv in nh.urt onun ,.f I -:. ..... i. I'"' n'.v ... lot. .....I.?. t 1SHUI ..IIS. lICh. ; Keno recently. Visits Mothrr Mrs. Roger Van- "lc organizations tilth year. Any- Grillm was a visitor in Fort Jones derhoff, Klamath Falls, visited heronc interested in aviation is invited! recently. She is slaying at the .nll.,. t .f I ..a l .ltn all.in.1 ina Li-Inn f..,'na,- I,..., r 1 .' .... i iiiu.iit. mi.-i. icunaiu ivtiiiisey .u i l" """' u.iu n ii-iiu.i. inuine 01 nei laieius. .vir. ana:i(.:.. I .... U- I M... .... '"i. ..us. ... ij. ..iiiiHLioiiieiy, ureen- Wimien's Assoeialion of the 'view, while her husband is over- First Presbyterian Church will seas. held conduct a rummage sale Thins-1 t h e day ami Friday, December 3 and in I tie Pelican 1 neater jties." i The younger Cienluegos was for- eharge of "cultural indoctrination" of the revolution ary army and adheres to the same line as Guevara. As min- Colfec Hour for the hospital survey fund drive will be Monday, November 30, at home of Mrs. Guy Moore in Keno. 1 4, Kveryone is welcome. Time will i ing. IT FOLLOWS lltvrrtTON Win i.-P A River Ion 4-11 club had a talk and dem- Pjjjj onslration on whittling with a knife P!3 as the first half of a recent pro gram. The second half: "First aid for cuts. be from. 10 a.m. until noon. Hurts Log Rodger Mason, eld est son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruck .Mason of Fori Jones, cut his leg recently on a piece of tin. T h e wound required several stitches and he will he confined to his home for a few days. Big liiril-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kberhard of Mount Shasta won as 'a prize at a recent VFW 2iuh likit-w-t I..,.. .il..,. )i...n..a Build- Douglas Eastlick have returned to I L. T .. .'.,.. , Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Visitors at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Newton, Fort Jones, recently were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Garrison and fam- note time change. Remember There will be dishes, clothing fori business trip to Seattle. men, women and children, and! housewares for sale. Back To Work Robert "Sut" Reynolds has returned to Happy Players (Tub members will 'Camp to work alter spending last meet Wednesday, December 2, at j weekend at home in Fort Jones 7-45 p.m. in the clubrooni of thelwith his family. city library. All members are1 urged to attend and bring guests, j Injured Don Purdy received an eye injury recently while helping Daughters of the Nile will meet unload some freight lor the Kdge Wedncsday, December 2, at 12:30. comb Mercantile Company. Sever- p.m. in the Willard Hotel. Please at stitcnes in tne eye were re- to1 quired. care ol the situation, their sons and daughters-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Kveringham and three children of Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap, Covelo, with their three children, came to dinner. People Read SPOT ADS you are FOR SALE nrnuirfi i EEH'1IBHin.3-UIHEBI VWAV6W7L;i REALTO US MAIN 5 T JAMES f. 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