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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1963)
Service Set Saturday For L Noll Funeral services will be at a.m. Saturday, Od. 12. from OHair's Chapel iir Louis Noll j 84. Mr. Noll died fnllnuinff heart attack Oet. 10 in his trailer t home at the Klamath View Auto K Court. Interment will be in Klam ath Memorial Park. He was a native of Germany and had been a resident of Klam ath County since 1910. During his earlier lifetime he farmed in the Spring Lake Dis trict and later on followed the carpentry trade. Mr. and Mrs. Noll lived in a trailer home for 16 vcars and spent their winters in Palm Springs. Mrs. Noll died a short time ago. He was an ardent hunter and fisherman. Survivors include three (laugh ters, Mrs. Wayne 'Erickai Vak kuii. Mrs. Lawrence i Frances i Wcstlund. both of Klamath Falls, Mrs. L. (Anna) Lambert, Scio, Ore: five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. f r i tth Rites Held iror Minnie O. 1. Oregon Rouse Rites On Monday Graveside services will be in Eternal Hills Memorial Gardens Monday. Oct. 14. at 2 n m fn,-1 Walter Kail Rouse. 64. a former resident of Klamath Falls. Mr. Rouse died Oct. 7 in a Woodland hospital from burns re sulting from an explosion in his Sacramento trailer home. Actual cause of the tragedy is not! awe and Counseling, Education of the Handicapped. Education of the Mentally Retarded, Programs for Gifted Children, and Special JOY HILLS GUBSER OEA Meet (To Feature Dr. Gubser Dr. Joy Hills Gubser. director of Teachers' Certification for the Slate Department of Education, will be the guest speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Klamath County Division of the Oregon Ed ucational Association Saturday at Kingfalls Restaurant. Luncheon time will be 12:30 p.m. Dr. Gub ser will speak on "What Certi fication Means To You." All members of OEA are urged to attend. Questions concerning certification will be answered. Other sections than Teachers' Certification in her area as as sistant superintendent arc Guid Robertson Funeral services were held Oct. 10 from Ward's Klamath Funer al Home for Mrs. Minnie M. Rob ertson, 87, of 1004 Lakeshore Drive, a longtime resident of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Robertson died Oct. 7 in a Klamath Falls nur.-ing home. Final rites were in the family plot in Klamath Memorial Park. She was born .Ian. 1. lt!73, near Cottage Grove. She was married Nov. 26. 181)7. to Elmer E. Rob ertson, who died in I ;i."4 . Mr. and Mrs. Robertson moved to this area in I()2il and operated a dairy farm until 1U:14 when they retired and moved to Lakeshore Drive. She suflered a stroke last May that left her paralyzed. She was well-known for her active work in the Suburban Christian Church. Survivors include two daugh ters. Opal Ferguson. Klamath Falls, and Leta Beers. Vallejo. Calif.: two sons, Wayne Roberl son. Salem, and Howard Robert son. Eugene, also 10 grandchil dren. 16 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. OT! Founded Retires From Public Life I Friday, October 11, 13 IIKRAI.D AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Page 5 A Paulson, who Technical Institute here ' orwl Wednesday with a reception in W47. is retiring after 40 years "' of oublic se.-vi.H-. Ulcn "'''" was known as the founded I the end of (Xuler. but was lion-1 in his post as head of the Di vision of Vocational Instruction. He is also credited with starting nr.'iel nni'n d'-iinin.f n,,,l (I... Paulson is an assistant MiKr- p.lu ,, U,r,T7 , T",j'mure tarnws 01 A"ca 1,1 1 ' 1 'luison Mailed it in 1H47 while 'Oregon. imi-iHicm oi me aiaie uepai tineiu of Education in charge of the Di vision of Vocational Education. j He is leaving the department at Openings Listed In Night School i Openings are still availalabie in five evening high school classes, Klamath I'nion High School an nounced today. Classes !cgan this week at the high school. There is a $10 fee for each class. Each one meets once a week for two hours and the term will last nine weeks. Openings are av;lab!e in be inning algebra, woodworking, tailoring. English composition and dialling rules and principles. Further information on the class es is available from the high school Paulson came to Oregon from North Dakota in 1906 and attended public schools in Corvallis. He graduated from Oregon State University and later taught at the college. Aik about daily "Business Card" SPOT ADS TU 4-8111 KODACOLOR FILM and Hlftck and Whlla Film Proc.i.inf - ONE DA IT 8KB VICE UNDERWOOD'S CAMERA SHOP 71 Main jgCTwiiw)' " i ..BARGAINS BY THE BOATLOAD! Can Save Driver License Vou Tax jOffice To close Money! known. Relatives say he li a d opened the gas refrigerator door to prepare a meal when the explosion blew out the living ! Schools room, critically burnini! him Hn lived several days following the accident. He had moved to the location a short time before his death. Mr. Rouse was a World War I veteran. He left Klamath Falls last September to make his home. Survivors include a daughter. June Maxwell, San Francisco; brothers, William Rouse, Mesa. Ariz., and Chester Rouse. Klam ath Falls; also a sister, Mrs. Esther Billingham, Akron, Ohio. She has been in the dcoarlment for 14 years, and prior to that was a junior high school princi pal and a social studies supervis or in the Salem public schools. She prepared for her career at Willamette University, the Uni versity of Wisconsin, and the University of Oregon. No originals or permits lor op crator's licenses will be issued by the Oregon Department of Mo tor Vehicles Oct. 21 through 24, Vernon Tutor, driver examiner here, said today. On those days, driver's license examiners from throughout the state w ill attend a training school in Salem. 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