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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1943)
rPAGE TWO I Midland Zntfusie JfTULEtiAKE John Cortei, elected Justice of the peace of Tulelake township in Siskiyou county, has resigned as city Judge, hie resignation to become effective when a successor to the office is appointed. t'.The problem of city garbage, tjiatlong has been harassing city fathers,- will "be ' taken care Of in the future by George Wil liams, who will use a truck leaned by a Mr. Kurtei with the provision, that the city be re sponsible for truck repairs. . 'f TKere Has in the past been no systematic, method of collection and 'disposal of garbage within ilie city limits and it is proposed taV method tried out success fully! by Mt. Shasta be tried here.1' A stipulated fee will be charged ". under the proposed plan'." ' The council met this week with Mayor A. A. Rodenberger and all councilmen present. , . In a couple more months or , so, it will be safe to return jour neighbor's snow shovel. tt . ' " Wartime transportation is ' causing many a trip-up : in a trip down south. miliums Continuous Shows Erery Saturday Sundayl 2 Big Hits! NEW TOMORROW! THIS IS IT! 'i; tit mmmv iiff by l't WAITS WANGS PIONJCnOIS ISIERT STACI 1'lAXA BAHBTMOBE J01 BALL EDDIE ALBEBT HCaSRUCE EVaTMADKOS Y-UIF EIHSOH JOHN LODEt - EDCAIIAUIEI ISOIEl ELSOM : eUOYS COOFEt fAUl CAWWAGH . And the flying Htren of tht EAGLE SQUADRON .fortword by Qvtnt'm KernoWi ' rae Wr Correspond! ,, 2nd Big Treot! YOUTH ON THE TH ON THE fS OLD for C' 1 T the' tfudtt! a. I HURRY I I 1 TODAY ONLY 1 J . "HELL'S m KITCHEN" Dead End Kids S "Who It Hope ffl . Schuyler?" J? Glenn Pruitt Sells ' Garage in Dorris 1 To Murel Nelson DORRIS Glenn Pruitt, Dorris garage operator, an nounced this week that he had sold his business to Murel S. Nelson, who had been employ ed by him as mechanic. Pruitt said he and his family were moving to Weed, where he will engage . in operating his logging trucks. v Nelson said the garage would continue to offer complete auto and truck repair and welding service. Dorris Fire Hazard Noted DORRIS The Dorris fire department sent notice to the manager of' the Dorris theatre this week to remedy a fire haz ard in extra seats placed In the aisles to accommodate more than capacity crowds at recent movie showings. ENDS TONIGHT! 2 Action Pocked Hits! .Dells 2nd Ace CHESni MORRIS JEAN PARKER LAIRD 1 VtfPU jm ef hit 'c'W ' ' w-maw Mbk. 'w , r.v-.... . 1 fir1 CREGAR- MITCHELL GEORGE ANTHONY GEORGE SANDERS -QU INN -ZUCCO , EXTRAI WALT DISNEY COLOR CARTOON : "How To Fish" .. ; ' ' ; ' ... " AeuL CLUB SUITES MEET MERRILL Members of the Merrill Library club are urged to attend a special meeting Wed nesday, January 13, in the1 Mer rill library, called by Helen Morcland, president, for the uurpose of voting on the pro- j posed sale of the building pur chased by the club about four years ago. The meeting will be gin at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Morcland appointed as a committee to check on financial expenditures on the buildings Mrs. J. R. Steele, Mrs. E. E. Kil Patrick, Mrs. R. L. Dalton, Mrs. A. E. McCollum and Mrs. Eva Bowman. Plans for the meeting were made at the regular session Thursday when Mrs. Moreland filled the chair fcr the first time. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Moreland, Mrs. Palm er and Mrs. Wheeler, members cf the executive committee. of itrano Hit! Tyrone -X I0u 3 ' Maureen VUMS HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MERRILL Installation of new officers of Merrill lodge. No. 187, Independent Order of Oddfellows, placed O. J. Harris as noble grand; LeHoy McNeill, vice grand; Lewis Kondro, chap lain; R. H. Anderson, secretary; Warren Fruits, treasurer; P. F. Addleman, left supporter to the noble grand; Ernest Buck, right supporter to the noble grand. Thomas P. Barry, left sup porter to the vice grand; Walter Fotheringham, right supporter to the vice grand; Victor Shuck, warder; W. H. Anderson, con ductor; Velton Haskins, inside guardian; Leonard Bowman, outside, guardian; Felix W. So dcrman, flagbearer, Thomas P. Barry, district dep uty grand master, was the in stalling officer. The lodge authorized purchase of an additional $300 in war bonds, bringing the total now owned to $1000. Membership In 1942 was in creased by two, one by transfer and one by initiation. There were no deductions for death or non-payment of dues. Continuous Shows Today Tomorrow! STARTS WITH A M I NIT IE SIIdDW T MI (GMT J t lf,v.ov. .me 'SBt: V i3 2b Oregon News Notes By The Associated Pros The Oregon OPA office an nounced its Investigators would chock in the next few days on reported misuse of C gasoline ra tion cards . . . The Albany cham ber of commerce sent Secretary Carl Curleo to a Tuesday hear ing in Washington D. C, to ad vocate that a $500,000 electro chemical laboratory be located on the abandoned Albany col lege campus . . , The war department Informed Mr. and Mrs. David Levy, Mil waukle, that their son, Capt. Jack Levy, former University of Oregon swimming team captain, had been killed in action in the South Pacific. . . . Tho Albtna Engine and Machine Works launched a subchBscr in Port land .... A bareheaded, blond young man forced clerks at an east t'de Portland food market to hand over $433 in cash at gun's point . . . The Portland Council of Churches urged this country "to foster friendly relations with the Jews and to combat every ten dency to race hatred in our com munity tyid country." The state salvage commlttco reported in 12:00 P. M.- FOR INFORMATION DIAL 4572 OR 4567 "Never ii as the sinister skull and cross-bones sailed into more rousing adventure! And never has a pirate chieftain unfurled it more recklessly than Tyrone Power. . . as he storms seven seas ana rne Maureen ) Mara I Portland that Oregon led six western states in scrap collection In Docember .... The Oregon Boy Scouts announced a meet ing of state Scout executives in Eugene, Jr. uary 25, ... . Ac ucus of state representa tives was called for Snlom Sun day night to select administra tive personnel for the coming logisla 've session. Butte Valley High Receives "Minute Man" Flag Award DORRIS Butte Valley high school received the first "minute man" flag In the county, treas ury award for bond and stamp sales. The flog may be flown for a month after each month 00 per cent of the students purchase bonds and stamps. For the two weeks of school in December, $120 were pur chased. Juniors led by percent age, seniors next, the sopho mores trailing the freshmen. No human being has been killed by meteorites so far as Is known. nery nearr oi STUDENTS SET IIP HENLEY Henley high school seniors luivu orgunlml u "stamp a wcuk" club In order In Insure tho steady purchase of war stamps and bonds by Its m unbt r s. Kuril member Is pledged to buy u stamp of some denomination every week at a stated time. Margaret Murphy, in charge of sales, stated that this plan hud encouragad stu dents who had not boon buying stamps to purchase them. A December survey showed that Henley high school students now own $8374.05 In stumps mid bonds. Classes are attempting to increase this total by various methods. Mrs. Maxwell Murvln, In charge of stamp sales at the Hen ley grade school, reports sales o( stamps varying from $50 to $100 each week. Insure your house with Hans Norland, 118 North 7th street. IACI VAW BENNY SHERIDAN .9 E0RCE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERT Extral OoiMld Duck Cartoon "I0MIN IHAPIHOTI" VAMIITIT A PARAMOUNT NSWS P NOW! 2ND ! THE Hysterical SCREAM A v , i OF DAT J i THE CROP! jjmoJl i I 1 1 HURRYI ENDS TONITI LAUREL ft HARDY In Plus: "SPIRIT k. MeL.eBei.dBBBBMBBBHIBaMHMT' OI NOIATI0N l ouixua i Continuous li's with CESAR ROMERO LYNN BARI . Added Hits Color Cartoon Litest News ,. . I.. KlS. X "aaT) n rriA rl I 1 IV wLdY W with I V) 1 TX ri maw January 0, 1043 Joseph Smith, founder of Mor. monism, was born at Sharon. Vt., In 1008. Vermont's first marble quarry was opened in Dorset in 17B5. ftotitlrmouo Today and tuitdiy r 01 i LAST DAYI 3 Moiquitoers In "Covered Wagon Days" "SEALED LIPS" Willi WILLIAM IIAntlAN NEW ' TOMORROW! ACTION PLUS! 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