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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1942)
October 8, 1942 HERALD 'AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREB Return Horn Mra. Frank KUInuuor has roturned home from a visit of several dnyi in Corvullla witli hoi Hon-lii-lnw and dnuulitor, Mr, niul Mra. Normun Petora. Sh nlao attended the OSC Cnl Knma at Corvallls and the professional Kume plnyod Sunday In the Multnomah stn dlum, Portland, by tho "Buatcra" and Sonttlo shipbuilding tcom. Peters la playlnK professional football this year and alno com plating hla work at OSC wlillo couching froshmun football with Lon Stlnor. . Through Klamath Frlenda of Dr. Lowell Kuttonhorn, formorly of Morrill whore ho apont hla boyhood, will bo Interested to learn ho passed through Klam ath Falls Monday night en route from Cody, Wyo., to Sun Anton io, Tex,, where ho will serve n flight surgeon with the army air corps. He holds tho rank of captain in tho medical corps. Dr. Kattenhorn's father has since moved from Merrill and la now making hla home in California. i Hare From Ashland Mr, and Mrs. C. R, Bowman and Mra. Delia Wilson of Ashland visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson on Summers lane early this week. Bowman is Jackson county school superintendent, . In Hospital Lieut. Lawrenco Slater, who loft here early this fall to serve with the US army, woulhor directorate, is confined to Walter Reed hospital, Wash ington, D. C, following a seri ous attack of Illness. . lie Is re ceiving treatmont there and ad vised frlenda he was "fepling fine" but will remain In tho hos pital for a time. Notes will reach him at 3000 Connecticut uvonue, NW, Apt. 237, Washing' ton. Transferred Albert Zlnger, for tho past one and one-half years foreman of the Klamath Falls Shell OH company plant on Spring street, left Friday for Hlllsboro, Ore., whore he will serve In a similar capacity at that plant, Mrs. Zlnger and their two children, Phyllis and Don, will leave this . weekend for the north. Bon Arrives Mr. : and Mrs, Robert A. Thompson are being folicltated upon the arrival of a son, their second child and first boy, at Hillside hospital Wed nesday evening. Lieut. Thomp son loft 10 days ago for duty with the army at Miami, Fla Both mother and son are doing nicely. Visiting Mrs. William Brat- ton and son George, of Mcdford, are visiting at the home of her paronta, Mr, and Mra. M. E. Nico domus, 728 Rosoway drive. Tochnicul Sergeant Bob Nlcpde mua loft Thursday for Fort Ste vens after a week's .furlough which ho spent with hla parents Resigns Craig T. Allen, f for tho post sovon years office mana ger for the local Safeway stores, will leave October. 10 for Chi cago where he has accepted a po sition. Mrs, -Allen and two sons, Billy and Jimmy, will ec compuny him cast by motor. The Aliens hove resided at 72 Pine street. , . i ' Daughter Born Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Bertram of 1072 Port land street, are being congratu lated on tho birth of a girl, their second daughter, at Hillside hou pltal early Thursday morning: In Offic Mrs. Ted Huglicy, who lias been employed in the yardugo department at Moo's la now assisting in the office. "The most eom mon-stntible polit- leal columnist in' tile bualneaa." LIFE ' Raymond Gapper ; Analyzes th Nm Tonight 7 P. M. KFJI SPONSOMO BY WHITI OWL CIOAM now sn PROGRESS! ft ; Ft ' S - . . . . j , . rami mj r in ibi mi tt Baby Boy Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Hlbbs of North Fifth streot are parents of a baby boy, their second son, born October 7 at Klamath Valley hospital. Hlbbs Is a Klamath Falls merchant. Auto Registration Cords Necessary For Gas Ration Book Motorists who have misplaced or lost their automobile regis tration cards were warned today by Richard G. Montgomery, state OPA director, that these cards will be necessary to obtain gasoline rationing certificates, when national gas rationing starts next month. Each motorist applying for a gasoline rationing certificate and only one certificate will be issued for any automobile must produce his registration card be fore the certificate will be Is sued. Duplicate . auto registration cards to replace those lost-or misplaced,, -may .-be obtained,. Montgomery said, from the mo tor vehicle division of the. sec retary of state's office In Salem or Portland. - The U. S. department of agri culture planted 79,000.000 trees' In the country during the spring of 1941. , . . SIGNALS CHANGED,. 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