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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1960)
IfKRAI.n An NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore Tuprlav. BASIN BRIEFS TUe Guild of St. Barnabas pi copal Church will meet at tin home o( Mrs. Margaret Anm V hitlatch of Ronanza at 2 p ni March 24.'-Members and lriencl' are invited to attend. Edith Dyer, (ireenview. enjoyed a recent visit from her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Krwin Lewis. Boardiran. Oregon. While in the valley they visited Mrs. Lewis' aunt. Verna Maplesden. and other friends. Mrs. Lewis is a school teacher in Boardman and Lewis has a road crew lor the State Highway Department between Boardman and Pendleton. Ivan Bold, Bonanza, spent last weekend at Salem at a bowling tournament. Mr. and .Mrs. G. C. Leer, Lan fell Valley, spent the spring vaca tion in Bakersfield with their suns and daughters and families. Mr. and Mrs. Art Meeker, stu dents at Oregon Slate, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ketchum, Bonanza. Janet Gentry has returned to her home at Eugene alter several flays in Langell Valley with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay- Walker. Other grandchildren spend ing part of their vacation with the Walkers were Marie Walker and Terry and Kathleen McGregor, all of Mamath Falls. Marvin Michael, owner of the Dairy Store, is ill at Hillside Hos. pital with pneumonia. Matin Garden Club will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 23, at he Community Hall. A special pro eram will be given by Don Bald win who will show colored slides taken while he was in Chile. Any one interested is welcome to attend. Caroline Krupka is once again a Malin resident. She is living in the house owned by Mrs. Gertrude Johnson. Honanza rrA members are isked to leave questions for the question box feature of the Wed nesday, March 23. meeting with Margaret Anne Whitlatch. Howrey Roberts or Marie Ellis. Questions need not be signed and may be in sealed envelopes. Pat Leach and Pauline Gray will he hostesses for a meeting of the Midland Community Club Thurs day, March 24. at 1:30 p.m. Mem bers please bring extra apron ma terials, apron patterns, tape, etc. Visitors are welcome. Pie. Bill Dearborn called from New York Sunday to tell his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dearborn. Langell Valley, he has been re leased from, the Army. Young Dearborn has been stationed at Augsburg, Germany, for the past year and a half, lie will visit his sister, Mrs. Harold Snyder, at Lowrey City, Missouri, en route to Langell Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans have purchased a home in Malin after selling their farm to Homer Clark. Their new home is located behind the Presbyterian Church. Josephine Johns has sold her Hope, Encouragement Seen For Victims Of Paralysis PACE SEVEN n, ..ii arm cat of Maim to Mr. am lrs. Bill Schmidli who will sooi novo with their family from thcii numc in Malin. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Kajutis, Mr. and Mrs. francos Street and Mr. and Mrs. George Brady attended a square dance in Lakeview last w eckend. . Altu Dixon will Iw hostr.-s to members ill the Bonanza Garden Club lor an important meeting Friday, March 2.1, lo determine whether the club will continue un der present conditions. Members are asked to be present regard less of weather. Itrild Harper, "Mr. Texas, Him self," a converted cowboy movie star, will be present at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 2lt, in the o 1 d grammar school at Montague. Seals will be lree. Myrtle Fleming and M a r y Thompson will be cohostesses for the meeting of the Mt. Laki La dies Aid 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 23, at the church. Mrs. Nor man Dwight, Formosa, will be guest speaker. Louis Kaliim, Malin business man, has returned home following recent surgery at Klamath Val ley Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Wilde have returned lo their home in Malin following a vacation of sev eral weeks to Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Ingram, Malin. are on a trip to Fort Knox. Kentucky, where they are visiting I their daughter and her husband. j Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stewart. ! Mr. and Mrs. Don Nicholson have returned to their home in Fort Klamath after living at Ma lin during the winter months. .ouis Randall, Langell Valley cattle rancher, is wearing a cast on one leg alter he was kicked by a bull at a Klamath Falls bull sale last Friday. Due to illness and injury, neither of his hired hands is able to work. Joe W. Collins, Army private first class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Collins, Merrill, is par ticipating with his artillery unit in field training exercises in Vil seek, Germany. Collins, a chart operator, was graduated in l'J.IU Irom Merrill High School. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Italriock have returned to their home in Langell Valley after visiting her sister and family at Carmel, California. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vernon and two children and his father. Jim Vernon Sr., Portland, spent sev eral days in Bonanza recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bold and chil dren. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Miles, Cocur d'Alene, Idaho, are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simmons of Bonanza They came for the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Lester Boggs. Oth ers coming for the funeral were Mrs. Boggs' sister. Mrs. Ida Ax tell, and Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Gray. Grenada. PHILADELPHIA ' AP Ite lorts from the American Acad emy of General PraciKc oftr lew hupe and encourageniejjl fur persons suffering paralyzing and -omctimes fatal diseases. noma, a type of cancer, are bein treated by n new method devel oped at Tulane Medical School. More than a third of the malig nancies now are adjudged to be quiescent. A rehabilitation in-t line ot.'ical effect of th perfusion trcalmen' says a rcccii'l) developed iimhIc ait adequately be j'.idjcd. relaxing drug speeds up treatment j As explained by Tulane doctors ol children with cerebral pal-y. iihe pertusum method consists ol A New York City doctor reports ipump'ng cancer fighting drugi tnruugli e.ily thai area of the body l!:at contains the cancer. These Important events are sh.ipn.g ui Patients with malignant ruc,.i-i: hnehten the nuilook u.r vun,.,. Logger Hurt In Air Crash A Willow Creek, California, log ging operator well known in Klam ath Falls was injured seriously Sunday in an emergency landing of a light plane. Robert Trenholni. M. operator of Little Twig Logging Company, sus tained a broken back and facial injuries in an attempted landing at Willow Creek about 5 p.m. A passenger with Trenholni was bruised badly. Klamath County Deputy Shcrifl Archie Davig, Trenholm's father- , said motor failure appar ently was cause of the accident. He said Trenholni had bought the plane Saturday in Kiamath Falls. It was ferried to Redding bv Rob ert Friesen of Klamath Falls. Tren holni had flown the plane, a Piper Pacer, extensively Sundav before the crash. Davig said. Trenholni and his nassengiT both were experienced flyers. of Parkinson's disease," a degen erative disease which atlcc's nerve centers at the base ol the brain. At the opening of the croup s scientilic assenioly M o n d .i y, it was reported that H2 malignant melanoma patients nave ticcn treated by Cie new pcniision method. Malignant m e I a n o in a originates in moles or other skin tissue and can grow and spread rapidly to other parts of the body. Dr. Oscar Creech Jr.. professor and chairman of the department of surgery al Tulane. said 22 ol the melanoma cases treated over the past two and a half years are considered quiescent, showing no sign ot growth. But he emphasized lhat such patients cannot be considered to be cured. A cancer that appears quiescent may still have lile and at some future time start growing again, he said. He said it will he several years before the long-term highly poisonous drugs are pre- vented from damaging normal, iiealthy tissue by the use of lourni jucts that restrict the drugs to the diseased area. Reporting on cerebral palsy. Dr vtinthrop M. Phelps, medical di rector of the Iteisterstown. Md., Children's Rehabilitation Institute, said a new drug called earisopru- dol makes patients mure respon sive (o physical and jilher ther apies. Phelps said H4 per cent of some ;:o children given the relaxant :htmcd improvement, with 35 per cent sl10win5 marked improve ment!- just received: NEW SYLVANIA TV WITH BIG 23" SCREEN ONLY 199.95 AT J. W, KERNS 734 So. 6th TU 4-4197 FULL 30 MINUTE WASH CYCLE WHEN YOU WASH AT MERIT'S Coin O-Motic Laundry H.t.t I.. MAIN IHIM Rrt. th 23 1eoi Aj Monday, March 21, 1937 Mrs. Victor Vasok of Molin hos on enrollment of obout thirty children in the Bohemian school which she teaches Tuesday and Thursday evenings of eoch week. Classes ore held in the old Bohemian hall and the principal purpose of the school is to preserve the use of the "mother tongue." Children of Czechoslovakia parents attending the public schools soon discard their notiv lan guage unless interest is stimulated, Mrs. Vasak stated. Tuesday, March 22, 1937 At a banquet held Tuesday evening in the Willard Hotel bonquet room, Walt Galloway was elected the new president of the Musicions' Protective Association, Local No. 495. Baldy Evans is the retiring president of the organization. Other officers elected and in stalled were Estin Kiger, Kyle Morgan, Ed Gordon, Roy Clark and Ivan McCord. Wednesday, March 23, 1937 Mrs Owen Pcpple delight fully entertained ot her home m Langell VaMey on Wednes day with on afternoon of bridge. First pnze was won by Mrs. Paul Monroe, low prize went to Mrs. Bill Sullivcn, ond Mrs. Orrte Johnson won the traveling prize. Thursday, March 24, 1937 Mr. ond Mrs. Glen lnmon en tertamed with five tobies of bridge in the charming ladies' room ot the Elks Temple on Monday evening. A bright spring color scheme of yellow wqs earned out with bowls of yellow narcissus obout the room. High score at the dose of play was awarded to Ledo Parker; second high went to Mr. and Mrs. John Holzgong and low to Mr. and Mrs. Henri Conrodi. Fridoy, March 25, 1937 Mr. ond Mrs. J. C. O'Neill of 1130 Monclotre Street returned Monday from on enjoyable motor trip of several days to the coast. Mrs. O'Neill just recently returned home from Sa'cm where ihe spent o short time visiting her brother. Saturdoy, Moreh 26, 1937 D. E. Van Vactor, city attorney of Klamath Falls, left Monday evening for San Froncisco, where he will spend several days on business. Iruur With THE FIRE LIABILITY Paul O. Landry V T. 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