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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1963)
GIFTS OF THE MAGI BY O. HENRY IAS VOUM t llth. ...L..J .1.- . Mm. vos 0. Henry. He told thtrn it vos tht hit rol mm U.ll: ' r i wui TTiiiiam jyorwy rorter and lie hod started writing j the Ohio pemtentiory, where he served time for embezilement. Orr and Williams reached an agreement with him. He would write a story every week, but he would not come downtown ta see the editor. : i' 'ii 1 .. sU. m. TM It. ijS Id otA XXV isspl A 1 1 arrangements were made through Tom Orr. Every Thursday he went to 0. Henry's S3-o-week furnished room in E. 24th St. Some times the story would not even be started, so Orr would sit on the bed, while the writer worked at a rough wooden table. Thursday, Drremhrr 3, 193 HEnlO AND NEWS. KKmilk Falls. Ore. PAGE 5.41 Phi Theia Kappa Plans Friday Night Carnival Klamath Tops State With 48 Flu Cases Phi Tlieta Kappa, Oregon Technical Institute's national honor society, will sponsor a carnival to be held Frklay eve ning in Cornell Hall. The public has been invited to (be carnival, which Mill run from 7 p.m. to midnight. Booth space is available to on- and off-campus organizations. The activities, "which will be within Klamath County's Icsal restrictions." will include drop tanks, pie tlirow ing, fortune tell ing, nail pwuiding, refresh ments, a kissing booth and dancing. Proceeds from the carnival will be used to send one or more members of tlie honor so ciety to the national conven tion to be hold in Aberdeen, Wash. 49 To Take Selective Service Exams Korty nine men eligible for induction under the selective service program will depart from Klamath Falls about 3 p.m., Friday, to take their physical examinations the fol lowing day at Portland, the lo cal selective service office has reported. The potential inductees will leave here hy bu3 for Portland and are to return immediate ly following the examinations. Those scheduled for the physi cals are: Bonne Huston Thompson, Richard Wayne Woodard, Rob ert Edgar Sims, Henry John Buckingliam, James Clifford Lobben, Douglas Carl Barrett. Also: Dennis Leroy Fiegi, rUbert Lynn Cheyne, Curtis Paul Baldock, Robert Andrew Petersen, Severt Ray Hudson, Xolan Cecil South. Also: Thomas Bruce Firsick. Jerry David Skelton. Carl Wil liam O'Connor, Douglas Edward Hickman, Richard Fayette Put nam, David Lee Gonzales. Also: Jack Dennis Franklin, George Carrol Howe, Douglas Carlvle Miller, Akin Ira Pow ell, Larry Gene Craw ford, Her bert Arthur Putney. Also: Laddie Ray Tofell, Wil liam Austin Dockery, John Wayne Dennis, Dennis Grover De Long, Gerald Lee Pongotv Johnny Joseph Hoffman. Also: Richard Benton Freeze, Gary Allen Pippin, Paul Lewis Bellm, Ted Puckett Jr.. Mi chael Travis Incaster, James WaKer Gindlesperger. Also: Ronald Jay Reituniller, Peter Antony Scala. William Victor Albert, John Joseph Novak. Klamath County led all other Oregon countie- in the number of influenza easn reported dur ing the week ending .Nov. 23, according to an Oregon State Board of Health report. Klamath reported 48 s u c h cases among 491 noted through out the state during the week's Granges Slate Joint Program A joint installation of all Klamath County Grange offi cers is scheduled Sunday, Dec. 10, at 2:30 p.m. in the Midland Grange Hall. The installation will be performed by officers of the Pomona Grange. A program will follow the of ficial meeting and potluck re freshments will be served. All grange officers and members are invited to attend. period. Next were Douglas and Yamhill counties with 33 each, followed by Benton, 32; .Multno mah, 20 i not including Port and; and Clackamas and Lane, 28 each. The total number of persons stricken with the disease was up slightly from the previous week's figure of 459 but was down from the fall peak of 613, recorded during the week of Nov. 9. Klamath County also led Southern Oregon counties in the number of communicable diseases reported during the last week period. The breakdown of those coun ties follow: Klamath, 60: Influenza, 48; German measles, five: measles, four; pneumonia, three. Jackson, 32: Influenza, 24; pneumonia, three; German measles and scarlet fever, two each: measles, one. Deschutes, 25: Influenza, 17; measles, six; pneumonia, two. Josephine, 17: Influenza, 12; pneumonia, three; scarlet fe ver and staph, inf., one each. Lake, none. Comedian Due For Surgery HOLLYWOOD (PI) - Bob Hope will undergo eye surgery for removal of a blood clot that has impaired his vision for the past three years, it was dis closed today. The operation also may can cel Hope's annual Christmas tour to entertain U.S. troops overseas for the first lime in 22 years. 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