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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday, January 22. IflOO PAGE FIVE BASIN Mrs. Alma Heath of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, is visiting her nephew, Delmar Hand, Summer Lake, and family for an indefi nite time. She is assisting with ,the care of a new baby. Depth of snowfall at Summer Lake has reached 12 inches fol lowing last Sunday's storm. The mercury dropped to zero degrees " twice in January, on the 4th and -13th. Elmer McClure, Oregon State grange master, will be here at the Midland Grange Hall Friday, January 22, at 8 p.m. to address .'the county grange conference and give instructions. Remember the perfect o f f i c e r s' attendance award. Bring sandwiches or pot luck dessert. George Steele, Navy electronics technician seaman, son of Mr. end Mrs. George D. Steele of Gil christ, is serving at the Whidbey ' Island Naval Air Station, Oak , Harbor, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson ' ef Macdoel were dinner guests last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Vaple, Beverly and Kay, of Klam- eth Falls. ' Mr. and Mrs. Les Gardner of Canby were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson of Mac doel. Etna vicinity has had a num.- ber of cases of Scarletina report ed during the past month. Miss Doriee Young became sud , denly ill last Sunday at her , ranch home near Etna. She was taken to the Siskiyou County Hos pital at Yreka, Monday evening. She is reported recovering sat isfactorily. ' , Mrs. L. C. Reynolds, D u n s , rnuir, fell and broke her arm last Saturday. Medical help was close. Mrs. Reynolds was helping her son, Dr. J. W. Reynolds, move , into his offices in the new Medi , cal-Optical Building. .. . Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Boyd, Tule . lake, were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kappen, Macdoel. Mrs. Eslclla Hiett, Etna, has left for a visit with her son, Wil liam Hiett and family, in Reno. She plans to go to Salt Lake City to do temple work in connection with the Church of Jesus Christ :' of Latter Day Saints. She will re turn by way of eastern Oregon. Margaret O I s e n, manager of i- Hilltop unit of Oaklo Motel, Duns muir, will return Saturday from a two-week vacation in Florida. Mrs. Olsen flew to Miami and has been staying with Mrs. Helen Jones, mother of Dunsmuir's Mayor J. M. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker of Indian Creek are staying for the winter at Nell Dangle's ranch in Quartz Valley while she is in San Francisco. Elta Edwards, June Eastlick, Joyce Parks and Lou Edwards are some of the Quartz Valley residents down with flu. Lou Ed wards also fell and sprained her right arm. Mrs. Elmer Kappen, Macdoel, received word last Saturday that her father, J. F. William of Bar tlesville, Oklahoma, had died that morning. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hand, Summer Lake, became the par 'ents of their third son, born Jan JANUARY CLEARANCE still in progress Sav en Men'i, Women's, Boyi' and Children'! Shoci "f1" 50 reduced - - " BRIEFS uary 3, at the Klamath Valley Hospital. The baby has been named Duane Edward and joins brothers, Laurence and David. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hand, Klam ath Kails, and Mrs. May Deboy of Boise, Idaho, are grandparents. Holy Cross Altar Society is sponsoring a public card party Sunday, January 24, at 7 p.m. at the parish hall in Tulclake. Bridge and pinochle will be played. There will be prizes and refreshments. Mrs, Cora Thatcher, San Jose, arrived January 16 for an extend ed visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collar of Greenview. Mrs. Thatch er has been in Seattle for the past month visiting another daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Broadbenl of British Columbia and John O'Leary, Portland, visited recent ly at the D. T. O'Connor ranch, Summer Lake. O'Leary is Mrs. O'Connor's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Maw and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carlon and children of Summer Lake were dinner guests of the Russell Em erys in Silver Lake last Saturday- evening. Mrs. Emery is teacher at the Ana River School, Sum mer Lake. Kathy Crawford was given a birthday party by her grandmoth er, Mrs. Lennie Crawford, Janu ary 12. Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Crawford, Greenview. The small honored guest received gifts and refresh ments were served. Mrs. Julius Pcrcrra, Green- view, and three children are 'in bed with flu. Julius Pererra went to Roseburg recently and took a truck to help the Jerry Eastlicks move back to Greenview. Summer Lake Home Economics Club will meet January 27 at the home of Delores Smith with Rosa lie Claggett as co-hostess. Sam Branson, Etna, is visiting his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Branson, in Klam ath Falls. Elders Ordained By Malin Church MALIN At the Sunday morn ing service of the Malin Presby terian Community Church, four new elders were ordained in cere monies conducted by the Rev, Ethen Whitman. They are Mrs. Illys Reeves, Dale Holl, Ed Stast ny and Larry Barbour. Another recently elected elder, Marion Monfore, who has pre viously been ordained, will be in stalled Sunday, January 24. Oth ers serving as elders are Mrs. Gladys Rajnus, George Fabianpk, Mrs. Lee Reber apd Leonard Will. Deacons, Mrs. Helen Loosley and Mrs. Marge Monfore and trustee G. C. Blohm will be installed on January 24. All these new officers of the church were elected at the Congregational meeting held Sun day afternoon, January 10. Robert E. Lee's birthday, Jan. 19, is celebrated as a legal holi day -in 10 southern states. WANTED! 10 homes in Klamath County to display new roofing and insulated siding. PHONE TU 4-8866 GENTLE but FIRM SUPPORT that's why so many "Women in White" choose TRIM TREDS . . . cushioned con-" struction where important, and soft supple leathers for ALL DAY COM FORT. 6.95 te 10.95 Ot r -X 7U1 h. ? 'AjV" j 1 J : Y,;.W. , ; N it-US x M NEW GREEN UNIFORMS were issued to members of local Battery C- National Guardsmen recently. The men, from left, are Warrant Officer Al Childers, battery administra tion officer; S.I.C. Clarence Greenstreet, supply sergeant, and S.F.C. Arnold Harper, mess steward. Prospective guards men may contact Childers at the new armory on Shasta Way. Photo by Jack W. Metz Ministers Pick New President MOUNT SHASTA The Reverend Harold .Casper, pastor of Assem bly of God Church, has been chos en president of the Mount Shasta Ministers' Association for 1!W0. He succeeds Reverend Lee De Solnier, of Church Evangel who presided during 195':). The association cooperates with all agencies dealing with the pub lic, particularly in charitable en deavors. All donations are correlat ed to supply all that are in need of aid. Monthly meeting, and more often if needed, keeps all informed of all activities in the public aid field. Girl, 16, Victim Of Hit And Run NEW YORK (AP)-A 16-year- old girl trying to cross a York- ville street Monday night became the city's 10th hit-run fatality in three weeks. A man arrested as a drunken driver several hours later was charged with driving the car that knocked down Nancy Trotti and dragged her half a- block. Albert Azzoliha, 29, of Astoria, Queens, wqs arrested after refus ing to halt his car on a police man's orders. His auto matched the description of the runaway car. He was charged with vehicu lar homicide and leaving the scene of an accident, as well as drunken driving. TELEVISION? Here's The New 1960 21" Table Model G-E T.V. Featuring G-E "Slim-Silhouette" slimmer, trimmer styl ing, plus big bright-as-life pic ture and sound. Buy now for extra value. If imMfih 1 ami MODEL 21T3419 REG. 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If wt are humble people who love our fellow man and are striving hon estly to serve our God then church attendance will be not the end but the beginning of a continual quest lor acceptance in the eyes ol God. Andy Brady Church of Christ. 1774 Arthur Street. , N. J. Rosenbaum INCOME TAX CONSULTANT Commerce Bldg. U1I Walnut Ave. Ph. TU 4-5903 or TU 4-5863 In Klamath Falls Since '46 Mondays In Milln thru Feb. IK 42.50 fl38 JJO always find better buys Slay Trial Has By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-TV Writer , HOLLYWUUU (AP) Its no wonder that a flock of Hollywood names have been dropping in to watch the Finch murder trial. It has more drama than a month of Perry Masons. The protagonists are well cast There is the smooth, urbane Dr, 11. Bernard Finch, listening in tently to the testimony and break ing into a toothpaste - ad smile when a witness utters some un conscious humor. During the re cesses, he talks to newsmen with the geniality of a physician an swering questions about flu symp toms. Sharing the defendants' table is Carole Tregoff, young, buxom, red-haired. The state has por trayed her as the doctor's mistress and co-conspirator in the death of his wife. The legal battery is imposing Defending Carole are Rcxford Eagan, with the look and pugna city of a pro football tackle, and young Donald R. Bringhold, with whom she often confers. Dr Finch receives the counsel of Grant Cooper, equally urbane and ingratiating. The state's case is being present ed with vigor by Dep. Dist. Attys. Frank N. Whichcllo and Clifford Crail, both bald and distinguished, both bristling with outrage for the acts they claim the loving pair committed. Crail is especially ready to snap back at the defense attorneys, accusing them of trying to scare the state s witnesses. Not the least impressive of the FAMILIAR STORY LONDON (UP1) Scientists working on a British rocket of tho future have borrowed a namn once applied by Washington wags to the Vanguard satellite launch er: "The civil servant." 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