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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1960)
o HFRAI.n AM") NEWS. Klamath Palls. On Thursday. April 21. IQfiO PACK !w a, t J' ' " ' ' '' -T"r EASTER MORNING SERVICES for Scottish Rite Masons were attended by principal officers of most Masonic bodies in the Klamath area. Shown here, seated left to right, are Linda Hall, worthy adviser, Klamath Falls Rainbow Girls; Marsha Kenyon, worthy adviser, Malin Rainbow Girls; Patricia Anderson, honored queen, Bethel No. 61 Job's Daughters, Klamath Falls; Jear.ette Vlahos; Susan Moss, honored queen, Bethel No. 6, Job's Daughters; Dianne Dugan, and Janice Hall, worthy adviser, Chiloquin Rainbow Girls. Standing, left to right, are Al Schrieber, worshipful mas ter, Klamath Lodge 77 AF and AM; Bob Vietorin, worshipful master, Malin Lodge 194 AF and AM; Francis Kenyon, chaplain, Klamath Chapter of DoMolay; Bill Mo-J-enti, worship? 1 master, Chiloquin Lodge I '7 AF and AM; Gus Vlahos, wise master of Chapter Rose Croix and worshipful master, Crater Lake Lodge 211; Cres U. Reed, who gave Easter morning address; George Fiitcraft, master councilor, Klamath Chapter DeMolay; George Howe, master councilor, Lost River Chapter DeMolay; James Peters, venerable master, Lodqe of Perfection, and George Dugan, second ceremonial master, Hillah Temple, AAONMS. 4-H NEWS KI.AXGING NKKDI.KS MKRRILL - Merrill KlanRinf" Needles Knitting Chili was called to order by the Marion Bowlshy. president, April 12 at the Merrill tirade School. .Mrs. l.isk discussed the fair with us and the girls who hadn't finished their TV slip pers linishcd them. Dee Wolfram served refreshments and the meeting was adjourned. Jcannie Lisk. News Reporter Lodge Chief Attend Rites I Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT RuSS'l Doflrne Locwen, driving wrong i way. dismissed moiion ai&irnt anorne i Dock Apple ton, failure to display h 1 ceme. SlO forfeited. Richard w Rred. combination over load. J'7 forfeited. , Samuel Jackson Jones Jr., tail Stop violation baiiC General Lafayette was not paid for his services in the American Revolutionary War. Doane Designed Hay Sheds Pole-Frame Construction k Pressure Treated Poles Aa Quality Lumber LOW AS .nrougnour q. ft. Call Dick Pex for complete line of Farm and Industrial Buildings. PEX FARM BUILDINGS. Inc. A AS" k Corrugotcd qII Steel Roofing attended Easter mnrninc services forfeited t i n . i i ..j ... I Join Arthur Thody, fail stop at stop for Scottish Rite Masons Sunday. S1Q $s April 17. at the Scottish Rite I '' Dean Hampton, combinat.on ' . ' overload. S?7 forfeited. Temple. ; Barbara Jean WhitMlch, fail slop at . i , stoo siqn, M forfeited liUS U. ViailOS, Wise mnsiri Ccrflitline Evelyn Sheldon, violation K amalh Chapter or lose Croix, ru,e-A,a . fc. , , ; , , . Tommy Allen Cisco, combination over presided at me meet in sl oi hcoi- load, m lortn i ixU nitn M.itn Hitt-inn tt.P rove- Shirley Louise Russell, violation basic - " " rule, S7.5P. moiiy Of relipllUnS llie lights, ailn Waller Brant III, violation basic rule, aiSO al llie Ole;iKiasi WHICH IOI- Clifford Jerome Shuck, driving while lowed Ihe Easier lodc &oriixs.-0!c"'Tfvmen 00 d,rnu"w The SOCial dllb of Manzailila ArV Charles, vanrancy, argument t . ,,. i , ,, . (demurrer set April 22 at 10 am.; com inupici m-ivi-u a ui u.im.isi mttted; S?00 bail. in tho rl miner rntim in a r.-irvwilv : Leonard Moore Jr , vagrancy. " , . . . on argument on demurrer set April 22 at Lt-oui). Many daughters and m- io a.m.; released on 1200 bm. vitprt oirk nf M-tnn llnnHod' D'"len Sanchez, vagrancy, time set lied glNS OI Masons HUCIHlUl,(or flfgument on demurs April 22 at the breakfast as honored cucsls. ho a m.; committed; oo bati. 1 Vince Colosimo, vagrancy, trial without A choral Croup from ' Fremont jury set May 2 at 10 a.m.: released on 1 . it:.. I. L' I I I.... ,l, .1; UOO bail. .minor iiiii oiintui uum-i uiu m-j Jamt,s w,buP Perkins, )aj, itop , reel ion ut Don Herbig sang inreei'op sign, . . . ,. ., .. Rodney Richard Lyon, truck speeding, numbers for Ui? assembly. Gail! $7 so. Porter was accompjnist. A v)cal omc"c1nsLcrs750Kp,nb9r0' no ooerfl Solo by R. J. GllZCman Was lea- j Cordall L. Watkins, Improper change 'lured during the breakfast. 0 DoS Evor,on shaip, vioiafion basic Following the breakfast an a-ml7rn McUain, ,nadcqiJai, muf dress was made by tres u. iteen. fier, s, FOR SALE Small Welding-Machine Shop SEE . . .John Yadon 101 East Main Street KLAMATH FALLS j MUNICIPAL COURT Julius Green, drunk, SVS or five days. Annabel le Villa, forgery, continued. Oelwm Harrington, drunk, 10 days in jail. Dewey Thompson, obtainind money un der false pretenses, continued, Engvald Gronning, vagrancy, $100 and 30 days. Ned Doherty, drunk, i?5 or five days. John W. Tilton, disorderly conduct, J2S. Osinn K. H egg man, vagrancy, $100 and 30 days. John Phillip Frye, vagrancy, (100 and 30, days. Engvald S. Gronning, obtaining money under lalse pretenses, continued. Edward Wolfee. drunk and disorderly conduct, SSO or 10 days. Charles Harry Povey, drunk, $25 or five days. Alten Harvey Bowman, drunk, S2S or five days. BIG SIZE. Next time you buy Buds try a 6-Pak of Half Quarts. 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