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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1961)
ll!?iER-IWEeE'sJl f BUT WHAT I , U- SOiBtBiiA 1 lf Z?" .HnmT about n. I Thurt., Ju, tT Pap 7-A Grange Gets New Member NEW PINE CREEK-Sherline Aldridge was accepted Into membership during a meeting of East Side Grange here Saturday night. Dinner was served at 7 o'clock. Thirty live members were pres ent. Mrs. Stanley Logan reported business conducted at the Home Economics Club meeting Thurs tHLlYn'r-iii i dpi M V -V f?rV-"t hJ V skipped TovJMDOTWoBe,rtc?tD?581EXISTeriCE,aAi'B tip rni WkmmmJ- day. Garland Cundiff reported con cerning a meeting in Alturas last week in which renewed efforts to promote the Susanville-Adin cut off road were discussed. The road is proposed as a link to the Alcan Highway. He said the expected $800,000 expenditure might detract rather than add to traffic on Highway 395. He said a petition will soon (ample taxpayer opinion concern ing the road. Members voted to conduct a March of Dimes dance Feb. 25. Master Claude Noble slate he is in favor of grange backing for a proposal under discussion in Lake Counjy for establishment of an obnoxious weed control district. Maury Morton, president of Goose Lake Sportsmen's Club, an nounced that the club's card party series will be conducted the first and second Saturday evening of each month, rather than every two weeks as was reported last week. Carrol Mulkey was reported to be confined to Lakeview Hospital where hit condition is unchanged. Members signed a greeting card for him. A card was also sent to Mrs. Mildred Gentry, longtime grang er, expressing condolences in the loss of her home to fire. Mrs. Amy Cloud served as sec retary, replacing Mrs. Alice Al len, who, with her husband, Bill, left Friday for a month's vaca- tion near Santa Rosa. The meeting adjourned after a ihort lecturer's program. Danc ing followed. YANKEE HERO CHARLESTON, S.C. (API-! Even re-staged history can have its heroes. When a replica of the old Union nunolv shio, the Star of the West, sailed into Charleston harbo Monday, "Confederate" cannons 'began firing at her as part of the ration's observance of the 100th anniversary of the Civil War. Suddenly, a fire broke out in ene of the batteries manned by cadets from The Citadel, South Carolina's military college. One of the cadets quickly doused the blaze. The hero? ' A Yankee, Robert Theobald of Union City, N.J. 4-H NEWS SNIPPY SUSANS The Snippy Susans Clothing Club members held their meeting Dec. 29 at the home of Mrs. Don na Storey. Attending the meeting were. Mrs. John Taylor, Jean McClay, Tommy Storey, Sue Boehm, Lin- da Richardson, Shirley Boehm, Margaret Casebeer and Lynnl Johnson. Nancy Negrevski and ! Sharry Breithaupt met with Mrs. Breithaupt. We worked on our skirts and also did some knitting. Refreshments were served and the meeting was adjourned. Sue Boehm, News Reporter. HER SECRET SALEM (AP) Upon learning!' that snittnntK are eiven to leeis-! lators only on request, Rep. Grace , Peck, D-Portland, asked Secre tary of State Howell Appling for ene todav. Asked what she would use it for, Mrs. Peck would only say: - "A woman is entitled to some ecrets." On The Record KLAMATH FALLS SIXTHS BOYS GREGG lorn to Mr. and Mn. Jacob Orno Jan. 10 in Kiamam vautv naioi-i tal a bov welahina A lbs.. Hi oil. NESBERG Born to Mr. and Mn. Louis E. NasbtrQ Jan. 10 in Klamath Valley Hospital a bey wishing 7 lbs., 13 , ezs. SMITH Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jamasl ft. Smith Jan. IS In Klamath Valley Hospital a boy weiohlnf lbs., I ozs. OIRLS CHARLTON Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Charlton Jan. 10 in Klamath val ley Hsspltal a girl weighing a lbs., a BIS. PHILLIPS Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips Jan. to In Klamath valley Hos pital a girl weighing 7 lbs.. 5' i ms. TUPPER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Phil H Tupoar Jan. 10 In Klamath Valley Hospi tal a girl weioning a it . j ois. 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