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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1941)
July 1, 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE CAT ON OP NEiS.fl.lI BEING PLANNED Tontntlvo plnris for tlio dedi cation of tlin Sidviitlon Army's 'new homo nt rmirlli ntioct nnd Klnninth hvciuip, to bo held on July 27, wero sluipcd nt merit' Qihk of tlia advisory boiird at tlio ' chamber of commerce Tuondiiy noon. Ciimmliwlonrr D. MrMIIInn, who Imurl the Sulviitiou Army work In 11 western sliitos, will bs hero for thn ceremonies. A conrert will be held In tlio .. army hull on Sntnrdny evening prior to dedleiilloii diiy. Tlio dedlention ceremonleii will prob ably tnko pliieo In thn iifternoon, and will Include the pliiclnu of pIctureH, newpiierii and other inntciiitl in the binlillnil corner tone. The KiikIcs, Elks, Anierlcnn r LeKUin mid other vroiipn plun to pnrlkipjito In the services. Adjiitmit Mormiin Tlowycr re ported to the advisory board Unit the buikllnii phiim are mov hiK rapidly toward completion. The army inn acipnred and com pletely remodeled the former transfer service building nt Third nnd Kliuniitli, a structure 0,if concrete and brick. Entire cost of tlio new home will bo a little mora thnn $10,000. John Johnston presided nt the . Tiicudiiy noon meellnu. A special tribute wns paid the Into Cieorite Walton, a member of the hoard. Producer TOO A 4 ty .; V: ttacrad drama producer and director, nay WaUon, will pra nt "Th.lr Last Warning," by Manford Evans, at tha Naiaran church. Cardan avanua and Martin strol olf Eait Main, Wednesday at 7i4S p. m. Thar ara five characters In the cast. Mrs. Watson and daughter, Joyca, each play leading parts. The public Is Invited. STORM BOUND BENTON HARBOR, Mich., (!') The Berrien county de partment got scores of calls for Morm aid but wns literally hull cd In its tracks. The same storm that felled trees acroM hluhwaya also blow down power lines the hliihway department's electrically-operated Rnrngo doors couldn't be opened. Looking tor Baigainsf Turn to the Classified pave For Your Information Pr MatM in Advtrttelni m TMt Column, rtwrw SIM WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Fulr tonight and Wednesday but overcast Wednesday morning near tho coast; little chungo In tompornture; modcrato north west to north wind off tho const, OREGON Fair In tho Inter ior portions but overcast skies in coastal sections tonight and Wednesday with occasional light rains on north coast Into to night; little change In temperature. Mail Closing Times (Trains) . Southbound: 0:00 a. m. Northbound: 10:00 a. m. Southbound: 3:15 p. m. Northbound: 8:30 p. m, (Stages) Alturas, Laltcvlcw, Rocky Point and Ashland all close 7:00 a. m. Extended forecast for far western states except southern California, period July 1 to S. Temperature will be above normal except near the coast; fair weather will prevail gen erally but with considerable morning cloudinesa along the coast. VFW There will bo a busi ness meeting of Pelican Post, 1383, Veterans of Foreign Wars of tho United States, Thursday, July 3, at 8 p. m. in the KC hall. The delegates' report of the de partment encampmont will be made at this time. Important matters are up for consideration and It Is requested that all mem bers turn out for the meeting. Carpenters Auxiliary Tho Carpenters auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. In tho labor temple. There will be Installation of new officers. Dancing Scheduled Old time dunces will bo sponsored by the Pelican City community at the Pelican Inn. during Buckaroo Days, Thursday, Friday and Sat urday. Everyone is Invited. Dancing starts, at each eve ning. No admission will be charged. Buckaroo Queen, Court Guests of Hotel, Theatre Queen Esther Collman, and her five princesses, along with the two chHperoncs, Florence Shirk and Mnxine Cameron, will bo Ruests Wednesday evening at dinner in the Elk hotel with J. R. Devlan as host. 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