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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1960)
HEnALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Or? Wednesday, April fl, IflfiO PACK TFTRER CITY BRIEFS Guilty Plea Is Received Hoar Ihe Barhrrshopprrs on 'Pacific. He is scheduled In re-' April 23 at Mills School Auditor- lurn to his base in San Diego mm. Tickets now on sale at Dei- June 29. by i Music Company. Scalinc is PORTLAND AI - A man limited and there are no re-. n4rtMt r.. J. sm"? h't m,nd .ruosda-v. an served sn;.l AmntiifE at Mill..:- j .1 . , , - " " .'a' rauarman limn Class, Min1.. in ,i, i.n,i,is i m are the best in Klamaih fall. L r t ...j ..... lnR P'"' 1,1 lhe bomhinas ot 10 s. ., " . , "' r"" """" I rucks that hauled Inr Portland's Seven quailels and lo choruses ijne. 317 Xorlh Ninth Street. re-L... s...k ri liK, ,.,.,., are on Ihe nrneram. All funds :,..,,!.. i, . i. .... Ul" M,mk "''" flluPol!'- M tn vmilh srmtnc in Klamath uk: i ' j i i (;era!d I'mi.ens. 20. 7 .. " ' dill HIlUKHl.t I d II U 11 U IWC C SC.V i . ( i. . Fa iii i j.i en prod he n ca of euiltv to a ! while serving aboard Ihe earner ... .,, . . .... . " ., . , Roll Homnw Hiili.nH nil Vm: i- r'"r".' ".' I.ot River Grange No. H4S pub lie card parly at ihe grange hall J Olene. 8 p.m. Friday, April 8. Kveryone welcome. Mrs. 0. K. Harper. Arago. is In Klamath Falls, (he guest ot mosa's southern coast. explosives. Couzens earlier had pleaded in- ,, . . ... .. ,, ,'nocont to Ihe charge alter u had Be he 6, Job s Daughters, wi i , i , , i , , . ' , , been re u mod against him bv a iiin'l iiui ;mi.i , ltl 11 (, ll f .Ml p.m. ill the Masonic Temple. President's Report luncheon ol the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce. Wednesday, April 6, nmm In rlitt'iic ihp mlmrlm.i inn 1 i "Phan...,a,u ttt Ui.J Couzen ivplicd: "11 moans I county grand jury. When Coilens went inio court , 'Tuesdav. he was aked bv Circuit her son. Eddie Harper and (am-: '''";' l"'"PM(ge Herbert Schwab il he lly and her mother. Mrs. W. P."''" mwl ,onfla'; Vn ";, ..lorsiood Ihe meaning of a plea ol Myers or Lakeshore Drive. She 1 . , ; ", iguiltv made the trip by air. took pari in this crime I The judge ordered a pre-sen- A Spaghetti Dinner will be,Pnt'e 'n-liiwli..ii. i . i i- . . t".. i1,.. 1 . 1 noon al ihe Winema Hninl u..,,.,serven 10 ine puniic ny memiiers' ' i'-.m. . him. ,hc old K. Cherry. Portland manager C""" f l-aer Day b''en chained wiih lakin;- pari in of Ihe U.S. Department of Com- "n,s S'nd Ward Helief So- " l'n. Mngs in which merce will speak cicly Friday. April 8, from 6:30i,rai' Irucks were biased here and until 8 p m al the church on!ix ""y" dyttamiied in Ore- An ev..nii,o ,,f miwii. ,.aihn,n,l Home Avenue and Martin Street. ,M'n cii from all over Ihe world is to bclch.'l(ll'en wi" be admitted at half presented by 200 young people ol,!"''1'0, the Church of Jesus Christ ofl Latter Day Saints, recruited from Schoolmates will meet al Ihe Southern Oregon and Northern 'home ol Mrs. R. H Anderson, California. The concert will he 1345 N'orlh Tenth Street, at 2 p m. f! AQbt Sears Kelp puy vour master Outfit Free i given on April 23. at 8 p.m. in the Altamont Junior High School gymnasium. There will be no ad mission charge. rather than during the regular niecliiig lime. April 15. Wendell Smith, Kl'HS faculty, w-ill review N. V. Gogol's das- Friendship Court. Order ofsic. "The Inspeclur General." for Amaranth, w ill hold a rum-j W omen's Library Club al 2 p.m. mage sale April 15-1B at Clyde's April 11 in Ihe city library audi Towing Service, 734 Klamath torium. A tea will honor Mrs. Avenue. Persons with rummage Waller Brown, president of Ore for sale may call TU 4 11378. TL' K"n Federation of Women's 4-7497 or TU 4-8546. j Clubs. All women are invited. Klamath Archers will hold a R".val Neighbors will have their potluck-husiness meeting al Ihe'rummage sale Friday and Salur Moore Park range starting at! day, April 8 and 9. in Ihe Peli 6:30 p.m. on Thursday. ' can Theater Building. Members are urged lo bring rummage lo Manzanita Social Club will'lhe building Thursday evening. !For information, call Alice Hoo ver, TU 4-3825. Levi S. Mc Donald of Portland, a member of the striking Sleren lypers I'ninn, has been accused of plotting the bombings. He has denied the charge and has pleaded i innocent. Innocent nleas ako have beenl entered by three brothers. Charles. Edward and William Snv- der. The trucks 'hat were dynamited hauled for Ihe Oregonian and Ore-' gun Journal which have bceni struck nearly five months. have a rummage sale Friday. April 8. beginning at R a m. al Clyde's Towing Service on Klam ath Avenue. Midland Grange meets Innighl, Mrs. William Cunningham will he hostess Monday. April II. al 1:30 pm. lo members of Mt. Hi R o'clock in Ihe Midland Grange i 1-aki Garden Cluh at her home Hall. on Ihe Lakeview Highway. There be a program on rock gar OTI Tech Mates will sec the film. "Tech Talks to Women." at their regular meeting at 7:30 tonight in the "Y" Building on campus. All student wives are in vited. John Daw, a Navy man. for merly of 41150 Crosby Avenue. Ls serving aboard the destroyer Arnold J. Isbell, operaling wilh ; dens. Members please note change of dale. Maverick Square Dance Club will hold a graduation parly to night at 8 o'clock in Summers Lane School. Ladies bring sand wiches or cake. ossible in regard to a luncheon Saturday. April 2:1. at 12 30 p.m. j in the Winema Holel. Call Mrs. Brown at TU 2-1470 or write, ad dress 701 A. McGuire Avenue,! Klamath Falls. John M, Kahl, son of Mr. Mrs. Frank B. Kahl. 1212 Eldora-I do Avenue, was promoted lo mas ter sergeant and appointed plat oon sergeant with the Armv HOTC al Stanford University re cently. He is a senior majoring in architecture. Friendship Court No. II, Or der of Amaranth, will hold its an nual no-host Palm Sunday break fast. Sunday, April 10. at Bine's Town and Country Restaurant. 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