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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1942)
October It, 194 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Klamath Quests Cpt. and j Mm, Ctrl Larson arrived Thurs day to vlilt (or short time at the home of Mr. and Mra, Jiunei Kerns Jr., 440 Laguna atrt. Capt. Larson, United States marina corpi, la on leave and with hla wife haa vlilted mem ber! of their families In Cor vallla and Lebanon. They plan to continue aoiith Friday where C'apt. Laraen will report of aea duty. Leare (or North Mra. John DouglM, S40 Division street, and Mra. Clifton Douglai, her sister-In-law, left Wedneaday night for Mount Vernon, Wash., where they will vlalt their mother-In law. Clifton Douglaa la an army officer at present atntloned at Port Angeles. Wash., and hla wife will Join him there a little later. Mra. John Douglaa will return to Klamath Telle. En Route South Ted Con rad I visited with hla brother. Henri Conrad I of Jefferson atreat, over Thursday en route to Ranta Anna. Calif., where he haa business Interests. He also operates a ranch In southern Washington. Visitors Mr. and Mra. Oliver B. Rates of Hlllsboro, Ore., former residents of Klamath Falls, apent severs I daya here this week visiting old friends Galea la now head of the Red Cross In Hlllsboro and very much Interested In the project Oc: In Chicago Dr. E. D. Lamb left Tuesday by train for Chicago where) he will attend the Inter- atlonal Postgraduate school held tr the Palmer House. He expects to .return to Klamath Falls November 10. Grass Fire The city fire de- uHmint wii railed In the corn. er of Addison street and Oregon avenue ai i:zu p. m. a grass (Ire was extinguished. There was no damage. Expected Here Ben Kama, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kerns of the Keno highway, Is expect ed to spend this weekend In Klamath Falls with hla parents. He la a student at Oregon State college. Return South Lieut, and Mrs. Drury K. Adams of Oakland, Calif,, led for tholr homo In the south Thursday morning after visiting here for one week at the home of Mrs. Adams' sister and family, Mr. and Mra. Paul Hodge, 4041 Cannon avenue. Adams Is buyer for the Mare Island navy yard. Returns Home H. O. Bunch, 800 Upham street, has returned from Portland, where he re ceived 'medical treatment this past month. Bunch Is rural car rier for route 3, and expects to resume his position next week. Cllnlo Cancelled Dr. Poter H. Rozendal, Klamath county health officer, announced Thurs day there would be no selective service men s cllnlo at the health unit this week. The regular clinic will be held next Friday night, Dr. Rozendal stated. To Portland Mrs. Myrtle Caldwell, Klamath county public health nurse, was expected home late Thursday from Portland where she has attended a com mlttee meeting of the Oregon State Nurses association, Back a Work Klamath county Court Judge U. E. Reed' er was back at his desk Wednes day after spending a week at home suffering from an Infected foot. To Fresno Mrs. Guy Hancock la spending this week visiting her son, Lieutenant Colonel Boyd Yadon of Fresno. VITAL STATISTICS CERVXNKA Born at Klam ath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., October 21, 1042, to Mr. and Mrs. George Cervenka CIS Lincoln street, a boy, Weight: 8 pounds 15 ounces, DAV Born at Hlllalde hoipl tal, Klamath Falls, Ore., Octo ber 21, 1642, to Mr. and Mrs, Floyd t. Day, 2012 Oregon ave nue, a boy. Weight 8 pounds 6 ounces. STIL WELL Born at Klam. ath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore, October 21, 1042, to Mr. and Mra. u. r. smweii, sum men lane, a boy. Weight: pounda 18 ounces. L BOLSTER FLY IN Phil Hitchcock, district gov- ernor-nlect of Klwanls Interna tional, and Georgia Bolster, Bend mlnlstnr, flew Into the Klamath Kalis airport Wednesday evening after attending an airport dedi cation at Burns. They spoke at Thursday's meeting of tho Klam ath Klwanls club. Thoy flew hero In a Falrchlld Diana belonging to Hitchcock, a, lumberman of tsmturs. un inurs day afternoon, they took off for Band. Hitchcock BNHiinies hl duties at the first of the- yenr us Kl wanls governor. His jurisdiction covers northwestern states ana a part of western Canada. Vicars Fined for Drunk Driving nmriv linn Vlcurs of 4000 Mack street, was fined $100 to day In Justice court after he pleaded guilty to drunken driv ing. .Timtli-a nt th Peace J. A. Ma- honey said that Vicars was ar rested Tuesday night on East Moln street. Read The- Classified Page MAIL CLOSING TIME lEff.ctlv. June IB. 1842) Train 19 Southboundi 6:15 p. m. Train 20 Northbound: 10 a. m. Train 17 Southbound: 6:30 a. m. Train IB Northbound: 9 D. m. Medford Stage, Westbound, 3:30 p, m Evening Airmail. Circle to Meat The senior circle of the Congregational church will meet Friday, Octob er 23. in the social hall on Garden avenue at 1:80 o'clock Instead of at tho home of Mrs W. C. Little as previously an nounced. War Training There will be a meeting of all men or women Interested In free training for dofense Jobs at the Klamath Union hlKh school on Thursday evening ot 7:30 p. m. in room 204. Card Party The Woman of the Moose will sponsor a card party Friday afternoon at 2 o clock In the Moose hall. The public is invited. World war II has left no place for a cheering section of patri otic bystanders. We are all In It with both feet, both hands and up to our necks. Frederick Haz litt Brcnna, author. Generally speaking, women ore pretty. Also, they are pret ty generally speaking. Heuvel Warns Be Careful on Klamath kids will observe their first wartime Hallowe'en on Saturday, October 31, and from all accounts the world at war won't make a speck of dif ference to tho horde of little trlck-or-troaters who will drape a sheet around their shoulders and prowl the neighborhood for sweets. City police officers look upon the antics of the young Hal- lowe'encrs with tongue In cheek, but to the older boys and girls Chief Earl Heuvel Issued warning this week. He said there would be little "foolishness tolerated" and urged them to Youngsiers to Hallowe'en hold their fire when It came to overdoing the celebration this year. Especially are the older pranksters asked to remember that the replacement of property is practically out of the question and they, too, can confine their efforts to trlck-or-treat. One authority suggested that a good way to work off steam which seems to accumulate just before Hallowe'en would be the accumulation of scrap metal. 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