MT V 1941
THE NFWS AST) THE HERALD. KLAMATH FAIX8. OREGON
PA OB SEVEN
Midland Znvpite Aeux-i
SrnAGUE RIVER The An
' nul premutation of scholastic
honors, athletic awards ml spe
cial certificates wu made Wed
nesday, May 14, at an Achieve
ment day program. The follow
ing honors were designated:
Exemption from examination!,
Gloria Carmnl, Frontle I'urruh,
Charlotte ltumclliart, Joanne
Little, Virginia (iodriard. Doug
lass Onlneii, Wanilu Potirl, Uwli
Wllann and lllarivhn Sihonchin.
Scholarships to 4 11 aummer
SiChool or summer camp: Nora
Crume, Uol Nelson, Harry Lund
gren, Dolores Cody, Vrrna llrlle
Ryan, l.nninr Dltwillrr, Robert
Carmnl, K o r r e s t Srright and
Jimmy Ruinrlluirt.
. Outstanding hoy and girl stil
denta In the upper six grade!
were Douglui Gaines, Kromle
Parrliih. Wnndu Pntcrt and Gloria
Carmnl. Atlili-tic award winner!
were Elwyn Hull, Wilfred lliirk
; ley, Leon George, Hunter New
lun, Joe Martin, Robert Carnlnl,
Claude Parrlth, Loinrr Dltwillrr,
Reginald Uriiter, Maurica Chrls
- tenson. Attendance certificate!
; were given to Dwaln Seright,
; Wanda I'olrrt. Tommy Ryan,
Ger.ovlrve Jewell, and Jimmy
Severe. Approximately 75 pupil!
received writing or reading cer
tificate. Awardi were made by
county club leader, Cliff Jenkim,
Mr. Mclntyro of the Klrst Na
tional bank, Coach George
llobbi, Mri. Forest Monroe and
Principal Roland Parks.
While Hitler has succeeded In
Invading Dutch territory, he has
never succeeded In Invading the
Dutch spirit Quern Wilhrl
mlna of the Netherlands.
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Tim Ml. Lakl Thursday Sew
Ing club met at the home of
Mrs. Florence Drl.iip Thursday
afternoon. Mnmlirra present
wero Mrs. Jeanneatte Jackson,
Mra. Wlnrtla Ilrannon, Mrs.
Dorothy Juckson, Mra. Lois Hill
and the hostess, Mrs. De-Lap
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Leona Quail!, May
22.
The Henley grange will hold
their regular meeting at the
Grange hall Wednesday night,
May 21. All members are urged
to coma.
Marlyn Rlghtmlrr visited
friends here Sunday morning re
turning to the University of ro
gnn, Eugene, Sunday night.
Mary Loulmr Enman spent the
weekend visiting her cousin Ma
rilyn Shrinrr at Malln.
Lnraine Dolnn and Marie
Dixon accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Roy LaPrarle nnd daugh
ter Ilurbara, to Vcnltu, Ore. Sat
urday when they took Mla
Hunter to hrr home. The Miss
es Dixon, Dolan and LaPrarle
went on to Corvallis to visit
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Mer
rill have moved to the Hickman
runch. Mr. and Mrs. Hirkmun
have moved tn Klamath Falls.
Marjorle Hubble Is working
In Klamath Falls.
Langell Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garrett and
daughter of Lakevlew were
overnight gurta Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Ruby Brown
and family.
Mrs. Rhra Pouse spent Mon
day with Mrs. Cora Leavltt.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Prpple
and daughter Mrs. Charlei Wells
iprnt Mother's day weekend at
Yakima, Wash., with Mrs. Pip
pie's mother, who Is very ill.
Doris Leavitt spent the week
end with Marjorie liroinwcll o(
Donanza and Jean House spent
the weekend with Helen Gow-
an.
Mrs. Luclllo Campbell of
Klamath Falls spent the week
end with Mrs. Lffia Gilman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown
and Mr. and Mrs. Burt Brown
and Nancy Anne Came down
from Beatty to visit their par
ent! on Mother's day.
Ola Mayo Is HI with mumps.
Mary Lou House of Poe Val
ley and Doris Leavltt spent
Tuesday night with Jean House.
Miss Carolyn Monroe spent
Tursday with Mrs. Mary Dear
born.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Thomas
and children were dinner guests
on Monday evening at the Les
Leavltt home.
Langell Valley friends wish
Mr. Vic Douglas a speedy re
covery from recent Injuries re
ceived when a car struck her
horse.
Mrs. Wei Dearborn and Cath
erine Billy spent Tuesday with
her mother, Mrs. Ruby Brown.
Mrs. Oscar Campbell and
Mrs. Lloyd Gift will entertain
the Langell Valley Women's club
at the home of Mrs. Campbell
on May 22. Everyone Is Invited.
Olive Panky of Bonanza spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott House and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bcrryhill
spent Thursday evening with
their (laughter Iela Gibson.
Lela'a sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCracker
of Malm, also visited hrr.
Mr. and Mrs. hurry Frazirr
wore Thursday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Les Leavitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Part
ridge drove to upper Langell
valley on Sunday to visit Mary
Ann Gift, who returned to her
home Saturday from Klamath
Valley hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Lubbes
Bnd sun of Tulclake spent last
Sunday with Lubbes sister, Mrs.
Welt Wilson.
Evelyn Cumpbell of Klamath
Falls spent Mother's day week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Campbell. Dorothy
Revell of Klamath Falls also
spent the weekend with her
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Itrvell.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Henry Thom
as and Hetty left Saturday
morning for their home at
Berkeley. They have been vis
iting their son, R. E. Thomas.
Hetty spent severnl days with
Mrs. Effle Oilman.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Brown
of Lakevlew spent Wednesday
and Thursduy of last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ho
mer Roberts.
Clyde Walker of Merrill spent
Sunday with the Harry Fra
zlers. West Klamath
WEST KLAMATH The Fair-
haven PTA card club met at the
home of Mrs. Edna Hastings
In Stewart addition Thursday.
High score was won by Mrs. L.
L. Smith, second by Mrs. Al
Loomls and low by Mrs. Jessie
Hargen. Those present were Mra.
San Born, Mrs. Hargen, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Loomls, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Thurman, Mrs. Lee J loll i
day, Mrs. Marian Holliday, Mrs.
S p I n d 1 e r, Mrs. Srhicferstein,
Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Wcnzel
and Mrs. Hastings.
W. hellers, Mr. Booth, Carl
Brooks, A. H. McLean, Wesley
Cross and Lester Smith attended
a scout leaders' meeting in town
Wednesday evening.
The Three-Q club held Its regu
lar meeting Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Cone. Sewing fol
lowed the business meeting. Re
freshments were served by the
hostess to Mrs. Emmelt Baker,
Mn. Clyde Phelph, Mrs. Alan
Holliday, Mn. O. B. Thurman,
Mrs. Louis Botcns, Mrs. Marian
Holliday and Mrs. L. L. Smith.
The first, second and third
grades of Falrhaven school held
a picnic Thursduy at the Marian
Holliday playground.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Robinson
and ion of Lakeview were week
end guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Phelps.
Mr. ond Mrs. Jack Perkins and
family have moved back to West
Klamath.
Boy Scout troop 18 entertained
parents of the boys Wednesday,
May 7, In the Falrhaven gym
nasium. The boyi told their ex
periences on an overnight hike
of the previous week and games
were played. Ai a special Moth
ers' day feature a miniature pin
of the scout's highest rank was
presented each mother.
Work Train Moves
Summit Residence
CASCADE SUMMIT Friday
was moving day at Cascade Sum
mit. The residence occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Baker, which Was
near the Southern Pacific sta
tion, was moved about a thou
sand feet west. The house was
moved In section! by the work
train. Baker Is Southern Pa
cific water aervire man here. '
Poe Valley
Mrs. Dale Friibee was a shop
per in Klamath Fills from tha
valley Wednesday.
Clarence Webber has rented
some land from Web Van Me
ter for the summer,
R,cx High bought a hay bail
er. Roy Holme! Is getting some
land ready for potato planting.
Chet Barton has several
young buffalo on his ranch this
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roberts
are now living near Midland
where Donald has a ditch-riders
Job.
Buck Rodger! Is fixing fences
this week.
Some of the Foe Valley wom
en were practicing a play at
the Earl Webber home Tues
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork and
John Nork motored to Dorrla
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nork and
son were visitors In the valley
from Bonanza Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bean Tucker
and Mrs. Vella Wilder were
shoppers in Klamath Falls from
here Tuesdny.
Dale Frisbee bought a new
car.
There are some new cases
of measles In the valley.
Hallie Haines la leveling some
land this week.
The Poe valley grange is spon
soring a cleaning day at the Bed
field cemetery all day Thursday,
May 22. Anyone interested Is
ureed to come and help.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex High were
! visitors at Tulclake one day this
week.
Henry Holzhouser bought a
, new set of rims for his tractor
i this spring. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert
and Mrs. Gilbert s mother, Mrs
Webster, were shoppers In Klam
ath Falls from here Thursday.
Mrs. Beau Tucker has a nice
garden and shrubs set out on
their new place.
Mrs. Maggie Webber, Mrs
Lucia Webber and children and
Mrs. Jack Holzhouser and chil-
dren motored to Tulelake to visit
with the Levi Griffith family.
Harry Gilberts and Will Mea-
eham made a business trip to
bonanza Friday afternoon.
EIGHT RAINBOWS
CASCADE SUMMIT Oregon
fishermen have nothing on Sig
V. Schloss of Los Altos, Calif
ornia. Schloss was visiting with
his stepson. Howard Hromada
and Mm. Hromada. While here
he decided to try his luck fish
ing and caught eight Rainbow
trout in Lake Odoll.
Whan tn Mtdiord
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Joa and Anna Earley
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Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Ness
Johnson and children left last
weekend for Portland and Mil
waukle, Ore., where they plan
to spend the summer. Johnson
Is member of the high school
faculty.
Mrs. John Takacs assisted by
Mrs. John Kandra Jr., and Mrs.
Robert Ncbiker entertained the
Altar society of St. Augustine's
church for the last meeting of
the spring with members voting
to retain the present officers
until January. Formerly officers
for the coming year have been
elected In the spring. Plana were
also taken up for the annual
summer school which opens May
28 to continue for two weeks.
Parents must be responsible for
transportation of children at
tending this year since no pro
vision is made to run a bus. Three
sisters from Sacred Heart Acad
emy with a number of lay teach
ers will be in charge of the
classes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kilpatrick
were hosts at a deliguhfully ar
ranged dinner In honor of teach
ers of the high school who left
soon after the close of school
for homes and summer school
sessions. Places were marked at
one long table attractively cen
tered with an unusual arrange
ment of ground ivy and pansles
for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shinn, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Van Ness Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oelcrlch, Mrs.
Henrietta Lyon, Miss Betty Evan
son, Mrs. Elizabeth Cristner and
Robert Cristner. Mauve tapers
added to the center motif.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shinn will
spend their vacation with Shinn s
parents on the coast near Port
land, Robert Cristner and his
mother go to Eugene where Crist
ner has accepted a position In the
Eugene schools next year; Mr.
and Mrs. Oelcrlch have gone to
their home near Spokane, Miss
Evanson went to Medford and
will not return here to teach next
year; Mrs. Lyon plans to remain
at her home In Malin for the
summer and Principal and Mrs.
Kilpatrick plan a trip north
about May 29 when they will
meet their daughter Betty in
Portland who is a student at Al
bany college in that city. They
plan to fish a bit before return
ing to Merrill.
noon: Mrs. Lewis Croly. Mn.1
Robert Mitchell, Mrs. D. W. Rice,
Mrs. Charles Packer, Mrs. Lloyd
Young, Mrs. Clarence Ough, Mrs,
Roland Parks and the hostess,
Mrs. Paul Fuller.
Copco workers are puttng In
a new power line to Hosley'a
Camp. The workers have put in
a number of new poles and the
new load carried will do much
to eliminate the "dim light area"
in the north end of town.
Vcrtis Swearingen spent sev
eral days In Klamath Falls on
business this week.
The regular weekly meeting
of the Sprague River Bridge
club wah held at the home of
Mrs. Curtlss Heidrlch on Tues
day, May 13. After delicious
refreshments had been served
the group enjoyed two tables of
bridge with Mrs. Clarence Ough
taking high prize. Those In at
tendance were Mn. Harry Short,
Mrs. Bob Passolt, Mrs. Vertis
Swearingen, Mrs. Roland Parks,
Mrs. Ivan Pankey, Mrs. Claude
Masters, Mrs. Clarence Ough and
the hostess Mrs. Curtis Held-rich.
Sprague River teachers were
guests for a chicken dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mra. C. C.
Heidrlch Thursday, May IS. The
following enjoyed the social
evening: Mr. and Mrs. George
Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Parks, Miss Florence Stone, Miss
Alice Grossman, Mrs. Forest
Monroe, Bill Heidrlch, Junior
Heidrich, and the host and hos
tess, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Held
rjch.
spent the past week visiting at
the Erwln Scharez home near
Hildebrand.
O. T. (Buck) Anderson of
Beatty was a business visitor at
the Leonard Ritter ranch on
Friday.
Mrs. Marlon Michael and Mrs.
T. P. Michael visited on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Leonard
Ritter.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hoefler and
children Floyd, Ray Gloria and
Wanda of Klamath Falls spent
Sprague River
Mrs. Beatrice Nelson of Wash
ington motored to Sprague River
this week to be present at the
graduation of her son, Howard
Lee, Wednesday night. Howard
and his sister Norcen returned to
Washington to spend part of the
summer with their mother.
Mrs. Paul Fuller was hostess
to a group of friends at a bridge
tea held in her home Wednes
day, May 14. Two tables of bridge
were enjoyed with Mrs. Robert
Mitchell winning high honors
and Mrs. Lewis Corly winning
second prize. The following
ladies enjoyed the social after-
Hildebrand
The Hildebrand grange No.
708 held Its regular meeting on
Friday evening, May 16
I Mr. and Mrs. Byron Welch
(and children Charlene, Edmon.
I Elton and Loy of Sprague River
! spent the weekend with their
' parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P.
Michael at Hildebrand.
Mrs. Jesse N. Drew has been
on the sick list the past week.
Joe Carlile of Swan Lake was
a business visitor at the Michael
ranch on Friday.
I Mervin Barclay was a visitor
at the C. A. Carlson home on
Sunday.
Byron Welch and Marvin
Michael made a trip to the Joe
Carlile ranch in Swan Lake on
Sunday.
Joe Smith of West Klamath
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Mrs. S. K. Hartzler and sos
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Owen King of Grant! Pass
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