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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1943)
April 29, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVH Police Court Orphn Sconchln of lloutty entered plcu of Utility to the chargo of operating motor vohlclo while iiiulor tho Influence of ll(iior unci wua fined $IUU mid :iu day when she up pen red boforo Police Jurigo Hnr old Krmiey Wcdnesduy after noon. In court Tlnii'iidtiy morn ing woro four drunks, two drunk mid van, mid (inn vim. Three truffle ticket woro paid, Hcturni South Clura Torz, well known Snn Francisco tinn er and business woman, loft thin week for her home lifter a visit nt tho homo of Mr, nnd Mr. Cliirvnco Vochnliter, 116 lllllhldo iiveniio. Ml Terz made her flint vllt hero In 20 years, mid win amnzed lit tho progress of tho city nnd tho muny change In that tlmo. 0 Improving The condition of 2-your-old Ruby Kstelln Gunn, daughter of Frank Gunn of Weyerhaeuser cump near Bentty, wni reported Improved nt Klnm nth Vnlley hospital. Tho little lllrl itiffored crltlcnl burn when . sho fell In fir lost week, Vliltt Here Alfred Rlchnrd on, hlpj cook third class, U. S. niivy, I homo on leave until Muy 8, visiting Mr, nnd Mr, Mux Sludln of 12U4 Eldorndo avenuo. Itlchnrdiion enllatcd throuKh tho lornl recruitlnu gtntlon on Sep tember 22, 1042. In California Juno Michel ion, dnuifhter of Mr. und Mr. Cnrl Mlcholson of 1030 Fremont treet, I now employed a stenographer In the offlco of tho Miirinnhlp corporation nt Siiuhii II to, Ciillf. Miss Michohton ro- aide in Rous. Parle Board Member of the city pnrk board will meet Tucn day nt 1:30 p. m. for the regular Mny seiuiion. At till meeting, to bo held In the city council cham ber, tho summer program will be discussed. In Hoipltal Dorothy Clnw on, dmiKhter of Mr. and Mr. Albert Clawion of 2706 Dayton atreet, underwent an emergency operation Wednesday night at Klamath Vnlley hoapltnl. She 1 reported Improved. From School Mnry Lou Johnson, daughter of Dr. and Mra. E. D. Johnson of Pacific Terrace, 1 home from Pomona college at Clnremont, Calif., and during mimmer vacation will as sist in the office at Moe't. Visiting Here Mrs. Ruth S. Addison of Eugene arrived here Wednesday evening to visit with her son, A. D. Addison and fam ily of Lakeshore drive. Doing Ntcelr Mr. Albert Confortl and infnnt son are doing nicely at Hillside hospital. This is tho third son born to tho Conforms. Return Home Mrs. D. F. Massot, 739 Eldorado street, has returned home following a four weeks' visit In Hollywood, Calif., with frlonds. Courthouse Records, k Justice Court ' Roy David Given. Void for eign license. Fined 1B.30. Sus pended. Walter J. Hanson. Violation of the bnslo rule. Fined $23. $10 suspended. Donald Wlllard Cox. Fnllure to obey Intersection stop signal. Fined 15.80. Auburn S. Nelson. Inadequate brakes. Fined $5.80, Joseph Lowls Ynnce, Fnllure to stop at stop sign. Fined $5.50, If it's a "frozen" article you need, advertise for a used one In the classified. Bly Church Tho Sunday school nt tho Mulhodlst Com munity church nt Illy will moot Sunday nt tho usual hour but tho 3 o'clock worhlp service will nut be held llilx week. Member of the congregation arc urged to attend the high school bncca- Inureiito service which will be held In the church nt 0 o'clock In the evening when the Rev. Vic tor I'Mllllps will preach, Attend Meet Rev. and Mr. Georgo W. Whentloy of the Bible rluptlst church, Rev, and Mr. W. 13. Rice, Mr. Lucille Bluns, Mr. Samuel D. Enrhnrt, Mr. I-'rcd Ohlemeyer nnd Mr. Louie liaison, all of the -Immnnuel Baptist church, attended n meet. lug of the Rogue River Bnptlat association held Tuesday In Medford. Potluck Supper Adult mem- bor and friend of Immnnuel Baptist church nro Invited to at tend a potluck supper to be given In the basement of the church Friday, April 30, at 6:30 p. m. Dessort will bo provided, Mrs. Charles Edwards and E. V Zcll era In charge of tho eve nlng's entertainment. Daughter Born Mr. and Mr, Victor Sisson of Klnmnth Agon- cy nro parent of a daughter, Barbara Joanne, born nt the Agency hospital Thursday morn' lug. Slsson I n firo dispatcher with tho U. S. Indian service. Visit Mother Mrs. Frnnk Owen of Bly returned home Thursday nftor spending tho past four days visiting her mother, Mrs. Annn Woolcverof 1530 Sar gent street. foriYouwiij tjig MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective Feb. IS, 1943) Train IB Southboundi 8 p. m. Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m. Train 17 Bouthboundi 7 a. m. Train 18 Northboundi 10 p. m. Medford Stage, Westbound, 3:30 p. m Evening Airmail. Stagas to Allures, Ashland, Lake- view and Rocky Point, J a. m. PTA County Council A meeting of tho county council of PTA will be held Monday after noon, May 3, at 2:30 o'clock at Foirvlcw school. There will be Installation of officers nnd all chairmen nre requested to turn In their annual reports at this time. A report of the state con ventlon will be given. Tea will For Victory and Investment Buy War Bonds For Family Protection adopt Oregon Mutual life's HomeKeeper Plan The Homckecper Plan Is more thin n insurance policy ... it is a complete fimncill security program for the growing umiiy. it provides! 1. Cleanun fund. 2. Regular Income while children sre dependent. 1. Lumpsum after children are grown. 4. "l'ills out" social security benefits. Lynn Roy croft 118 North Seventh Street t rl V eiof to tag ' ( C uJm II LA Him why VPTli7i IT t O if Vm W NalftirmiaryMn 'tllltuirnntininjtV.yai . h 1 1 1 '"l !" ifw. ThtS-GORBconilrucllonpculilwlr' 1 1 I "mlnamalt)qulfmins.OfaoraMuirf)K)tiMtlnwmtn VI A w',h c,,n ysrni seoerouity irlmmrd wlih nqult. t II tl flO I Val lyne lint raw wlilt xlfumbU ihoujihl unna. f, PXt70 Thkm, Vfbln. 31 to 4a Vf ( ' lOlfUtti ll MADEMOISULE tf ; TOWN SHOP ' J -'h THE LONG, LONG TRAIL ' Mojejji...W 'i 11 e I I HIH1 I leiay.iupi pw n. . T-.v ?-V-'- '-Jh i i-- Aflcr Lclntf Icft 'lo lake Olo heat by the fleeing Nazis, 2000 Itnlinn prisoners trudge otong behind; a BnUsb Bren J gun carrier on uie iorrg ioottck irom ti iiuuiina u uuuus, xuman. Oregon Prisoners - 1 Donate Blood to Red Cross Bank SALEM, April 29 (P) Prison bars prevent them from giving their blood on battlefields, so 123 of the 805 state prison con victs donated blood today to the Red Cross. The men . petitioned Warden ZIG ZAG CAFE 1343 S. 8th Open All Night Undar Ntw Manafamant JISSII and BU0K BUOHANAN George Alexander for permis sion to donate the blood, t A Red Cross mobile unit came to tha prison from Portland today, ' DANCE Friday, April 30, " ;30 ICC. HALL No Townsend Meeting be served under the direction of Mrs. A. D. Lambert, general chairman of the meeting. Oraclea Members of the Past Oracle club of Itoynl Neighbor of America, will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday at tho home of Mr. Annn Woolever, 1530 Sargent atreet. Initiation A class or candi dates will bo Initiated by the Klamath Falls Aerie of Eagles at the Eagles hall, Ninth and Walnut, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, It was announced today. All thoso persons submitting ap plications are urged to be pre sent, the committee announced. Refreshments will be served. Baiaar A baiaar will be held nt 117 N. Ninth, Saturday, May 1, by members of the Townsend club. Potluck Dinner The Town send club is having a potluck dinner at 6:30 Friday night to which all Townsend members nnd their friend are Invited. There will bo a dunce after the dinner. WORK CLOTHES UNIFORM SHIRTS Sanforliedl Khaki Colorl Klinkl color only. Fully an forlird. 2-button down 129 pockets. Full cut! ' Foremost Work Sox 2 p, 35 H a a t y weight cotton. Mlack, arey and brown. 1-ona: wear. Vi WOOL WORK SOX Grey or random colorl Ixmg, wear and comfort. ALL WOOL WORK SOX All wool with cotton toe and. heel. Grey and 49 natural. COTTON WORK SOX Natural color. A favorite I Long 1 wearing. 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