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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1942)
AiiRiwt 20, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON pa'gb mi iiHiai lipjljjjl SliWre Visit Mm. Alton Still ii Ml! (Imiglilor Sandra J,co and Mm. Duniild IUii klnnil and ion llichurd Lee, ull nf i'urlliiiiil, are visiting Mr. unit Mm. Ward in Nelson, 2240 Applcgiilo street. Mm. Durklmul mill Mm. Stiles aro daughters of Mr, niul Mm. Nelson. Mm. Hurk Imitl will bo hero (or three weeks, lint Mm. Btlle will return to Portland early next week, Mm. Nelson's nluin, Juini it i ) n ol lliiiinii.ii, Ik lo visiting thu Nelsons niul will bo Iters until thn opening of school, Fifteen Now Leathernecks Knctint ciillntiiiriit.i In lliu U. S. niurlno corps, rult'iiHvcl by llio lo cut recruiting ntiitlmi, Include: John O. Ilrnoks, John M. foster, Evans It. McCurdy, Kiilph It. Amos, Itiiliind K, Koff, Viilclcnuir J. flrohc, Jiiiiiph ,, Uarrctt, Frank G. Sohrzuk, Cirorgo S. Schmidt, nnyniond R. Ilownrd, nil of Klamath Falls; Kdward D. Moloney nf Grants I'oss: Egll H. Tollcn and Kdward S. Nlcnr of Bond; Monroe W. Iltickiibiiy of McCloud, C'allC, n ml James. G. Llndoy of Mt. Shosta, Cnllf. Request Night Tonight will bo "request nliiht" at tho re vival meeting being held lit tho First Christian church, Ninth and Pino streets, by tho Evan gelists John flalrd nnd llcrmon iinrko. Tho song service will bo request numbers from tho nndl enco and tho evangelists hnvo promised to alnR or piny some special request numbers on tho violin or tho trombone. "Tho Man Cod Govo Away" Is the topic for Thursday's sermon. Pickups Takan The Tilla mook navy bnso hns token nil now Ford pickups of tho Bol elger Motor company nnd also acveral trucks, occordlng to Vtrn Moore, Balslgor sales man ager. Balslgers also have sold out their quota of new passenger earn but hnvo more In storuKO which will bo avnilnblo for sitlo next year. Now Son Mr. nnd Mrs, Rudy Jeschke of 227 Lowell street are the pnrents of a six pound 13 otinco son, born AoKU.it 16 at the lllllsido hospltnl. Tho llttlo boy hns boon numed Rudy Robert. Mrs. Joschko is the for mr Melon Gray. Henry Hera Howard Henry, former salesman for tho unl slgor Motor company, was a visi tor in Klamath Falls on fur lough from tho nnvy, Henry Is in training ns n mechanic for the nuvnl flying service. Billings Hara Mr. nnd Mrs. E. milium of tho Sun Francis co bay a r o n, nro visitors in Klnmnth Falls for a few days. Billings Is n former resident of Klamnth Falls and still owns properly here. , . CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and relatives for their many kindnesses nnd beautiful floral offerings extended during our bereavement. Mr. nnd Mm. Cecil Conley, Robert Conley, ' Mm. Harold Cox. PINTS (f) "nip QUARTS 2.15 lsoEy?na7i? NGpf oeeeitaau i worn. MMitiR notia, iiiihoii Recovering Mil. Dorothy Abner, 2743 Dayton street, la recovering rapidly at tho Hill side hospital from a major op eration performed Mondny. City School Office Moves to High School Building City nehool offices were moved Thursday from tho F r o m o n t school building to the high school building. Tho offices will open In the new locution Friday morning, Tills Is in room 222 of tho high school building, nnd tho en trim Is on Mnn Claire street, nt thn rear of tho building. Tho tehiphono number, 82 ID, will remain tho sumo. Tim rooms vacated nt tho Fre mont building will be used by tho principal of tho Junior high school to bo established there this year, nnd for auxiliary classroom. ill! jiu vi iiiaiiuii j liiiiiiiiiiiirii'iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiipi MAIL CLOSING! TIME (Effective June 16, 1942) Train 17 Southbound! 6i30 a. m. Train 20 Northboundi 10 a, in. Train 19 Southbound) 6ilS p. i Train 16 Northboundi 9 p. aa Sons of Norway Roald Lodge No. ,'ID will hold a special moot ing nt I.O.O.F. hall Saturday. Aug. 22, at Bp. m, Initiation of new members will bo held. Flold Ruprcsentntivo A. Hnugcrud, nt present visiting Klamnth Fnlls, will nsslst President Carl E. Carl son with the Initiation ceremon ies. A socinl nffnlr under the lendershlp of tho regent, Mrs. Os enr L, Sollc, assisted by the com inittca on social activities, Is scheduled to begin nt 8:15. Friends of members nre Invited to attend tho socinl section of the evening's program. Card Party Tha Woman of the Moose will sponsor a card party Friday nt 2 p. m. The pub lic Is cordially Invited. Woman of tha Moosa Tha Homemnking committee will hold n politick dinner Friday at 12:30 p. m. Degree of Honor Juvenile club will hold its regular meet ing snturdny. Aug. 22, at 1:30 p. m. In the KC hnll. All members nrn urged to attend. Fop "t.lo-l.(i" wear . , . it'll sir you it ttnii wnrtai'et Lost Articles From Boys' Camp Can Be Called For When the boys returned from tho Luke o' tha Woods Junior police enmp they left many of their belongings In tho trucks and buses, Recreation Officer Dave Bridge said Wednesday. The following articles nro now nt tha recreation office, city hall: three shirts, one paper box full of clothes, four towels, five sweaters, five Jack ets, one cont, one pair swim ming trunks, one sweat shirt, one blanket, one pillow, two pillow cw, ono pair o.'k aiui two metal fly rods. Anyone who hns lost any of tho articles listed above is ad vised to contact tho recreation office at onco. ' VITAL STATISTICS OMMERT Born nt tho lllll sido hospltnl, Klumiith Falls, Ore., Aug. HI, 11142, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ommcrt, Tulelukc. Calif., a daughter. Weight 8 pounds 11 ounces. ALLEN Born at tho Klam ath Valley hospital, Klamnth Falls, Ore., Aug. 10, 1042, to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Allen, route 3, box 225A, a duughtor. Wolght 5 pounds S ouncos. HARVEY Born at the Klam ath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., Aug. 18, 1S42, to Mr, and Mrs. D. M. Harvey, 4120 Or- chnrd street, a son. Weight 7 pounds 121 ounces. FUNK Born at the Hillside hospltnl, Klamnth Fnlls, Ore., Aug. 10, 1042, to Mr. and Mrs. Wnyno C. Funk, 423 North Tenth street, daughter. ' Weight 7 pounds. COL WELL Born at the Hill side hospital, Klamnth Falls, Ore., Aug. 10, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colwcll, Morrill, a son. Weight 7 pounds 12a ounces. SMITH Born at the Hillside hospltnl, Klamath Falls, Ore., Aug. 10, 1042, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Willinm C. Smith, route 3, box 550, a daughter. Weight 7 pounds 31 ounces. DRAFT-DODGER PORTLAND, Aug. 20 W) A five-year term In McNeil Island penitentiary was started todny by Phclix Sukdol, 30, convicted In federal court here of dodging the draft. Deputy Mnrshnl W. H. Rlckard deliv ered the prisoner to the Island. . IN APPRECIATION ' Wo wish to express our heart felt thanks and appreciation to our many friends for their kind understanding and sympathy In the loss of our Infant son and grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loll, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Craig. Matching Game Went The Wrong Way PORTLAND, Aug. 20 111 Ross II. Shannon of Snlem told police last night that he lost $02 in a coin-matching game with two newly acquired acquaint ances. It was a familiar complaint to police whoso files now list scores of such losses to tho unsuspect ing running Into several thous and dollars in recent months. Courthouse Records THURSDAY Decreo iiuby C. Lylo versus Arthur P. Lylc. Plaintiff awarded di vorce, custody of minor child, property settlement. Mcrrymon and Napier, attorneys for plain tiff. E. E. Drlscoll, attorney for defendant. Justice Court Gene Reynolds. No license on trailer. Fined $3.80. Edward Carson Gordon. No chauffeur's license. $5.60 bond forfeited. Wllbert Joseph Gcssel. Disor derly conduct. Given suspended sentence of 10 days In county Jnll. Irving Charles Wlllard. Dis orderly ronduet, Given suspend ed sentence of 10 days in county Jail. Thomas Joseph Cody. Drunk on public highway. Fined S10. No More Group Evacuations, DeWitt Decides SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20 A'l If the army finds military security dictates tho removal of further persons or groups from Die Pacific coast, action will be taken Individually In each cose and not collectively, as In tho evacuation of Japanese. This policy, together with a procedure to make it effective, was announced last night by Lieut. Gen. J. L. DeWitt, chief of tho western defense com mand. It is applicable not only to aliens but to any "dangerous or potentially dangerous" per sons, whatever their citizenship or background. On the other hand, it makes reasonably clear Radio Day by Day P.cifle War Time NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (Wido World) For something like 13 years Alfred Ryder has played tho part of Sammy in the Gold bergs, Gertrude Bcrg'a serial which has been on tho air the some number of years. Now Ry der, who is 26 years old, is going in the army, and so is Sammy in tho script, Ryder's last broadcast via CBS is August 31, tho day before his induction. Topics tonight: 7:30 March of Time, Wendell Willkic. BLU9 Town Meeting from Milwaukee, "How Con Wo Solve the Rubber Problem?" What to Expect Friday: NBC 3:30 Cnrldad Garcia, Cuban singer. CBS 12:30 p. m. Russian-American Music Festival. BLU 11:45 Army. Navy E Award. that there will be no mess roundup In this area of Ger mans, Italians or other enemy nationals to follow upon the internment of some 100,000 Japanese. TARGET PRACTICE PHILADELPHIA, W) Pa trolman William ilarklns found Chester Zygmond sitting on a bed. firing a revolver at the walls and ceiling. "You trying to kill yourself?" roared Hurkins. 'Ycp,:' Zygmond replied, "but a man's gotta practice first, hasn't he?" The policeman, counting 35 empty .38 shells around the room, decided Zygmond had had enough practice. 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