Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 06, 1944, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textv r HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE FIV1 Id ' 7 " . .1 n.. A nil woo fc I"0 ilr-or achoc P'i, ons of T"c""' (T bo u i. ' . .ii,..il,,i eon WUnrn will 01 1110 Legion r ut n report ,U M l"'"- " conference 1 imrl chool hold Thoro will oincors f ' il.JInTll.M fl.lt TOBKIUJ .......... Ll'lo ttcnd funeral trMv",r,,Mr. Jo ion 1 1 .inniioui Kilinown In rallrot living been un wnpl' l,v. "" " i)..,.fl for loUlncni ' and 1717 morning for mrvi fathor, 1 1 road clr loya of muny mcet- und mo iiuihwi i ----- Uiot which was "died. I'Vl 'l.o Elk. EmpTi P0"' ".,,l until Wl.fl. ftlulod for mil Friday i.. I...I.I in nlimnnd. 0 uu n" "' i ' , TuidY Anno Avory L.t.A MKi-rotary to Fodorul .u.m-i. ------. ... , lor net noino m m " .Villi of several days hero I, I .Ire n' IllO Wood! WlHTO fcU U10 i V j UN Avorv waa in .uuu1 (or the session of federal before coming on iu rvimii Mil. Uh Council Tho Women' kll of tho rim unrisuun b, will hold n ucnoriil coun- Luting at tho church on Liiy, Juno 8. at 2 p. m. ..iiiv.t win moor at i Ik. All member! nro urged il.l Inul mofiltntf nf the cihi i' ' ' - " " , m Ti i , when now omccrs win oo lied. Vior Lt. Paul Whltlatch b Marono air noia in tuc- Ariz., win a visitor ai mo I of his parents, Mr. and W. V. Whlllntch of tho Hon. diilrlcl. tie is on routo to bin. Neb., whera he will u bomber pilot In on Villi Mr. nnrl Mm, fcr Howard (Francos Foster) fc Klamath Fnlls on a week's Irom Los Angolcs. They isitinit at the homo of her till, Mr. unci Mrs. C. H, Fos- bl 1871 Portland. biunlh Mombom 'of the Innlh wbhlns reservations Sunday brenkfnst at tho krd hotel at 0:15. June 11, ae call Lois casscl at 7213 tcThurxiny afternoon. llr Nalahbors Tho Jolly thmni Will tnpftt n( I hf hnmii In. R. J. Hall at 1:30 p. m. pexiay, June I. WEATHER Uiv. Mln VMln U - ui iK ram ..M....1 n . 77 4.1 - fll SO .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 OBITUARY b is "S".;. iri .... f" rtildenl of Malln. Ore., pauod L J ? m" 'o'lowina an i rz-- ...u,..i al,u at ins i a i V urvivina are ner jT".v...u., l(IVKH Dr, o, maun. l7l ..in, ruuvHa ai morrill, Im diu,hler. Mi Ann Oallty at IrK N.mpa, Ida. and ona at, Victor nna of Vancouver, B. tkL,r,nclch"'ln and Iwo (real aSii 5-.Tn" mmalna ret In the wua runeral Home, Plna itreel ami i E. 'rtcnd" niny call. Nollca f- wiiiiouncoq mi inia lima. FUNERAL V2 i. rv. wh0 PaMd away al IKS. i". Malln, Ore., on Monday. S kSffl n,An 'lln" ,lx monlhi 2. tl In the chapel of the Earl ri'sr. noma. Pino atreet r an Wedneidav. Juna 7. tna Benin'h '""."av. Kinene V. Pia Communlly ; Conire(allonal fu!J 'hJ' clly offlclatlns. Inter- uaiery,; menaa are in TAL STATISTICS S?r.ii?05? ' Hl'l'lo-a hoeplUl, lawl Mri , l'1 June o, .u, f. i iww ... . rnm. .nil upn . naiinii o pounda I . ... . vunnouse Records timTi o.. " or me stale of Ora Sil CornUh and Delia ( unknu.n " "na and any VWfiS Ser,on" clalmlns Intereit Wart invoivea. t r. 8chI?iSrov.. "wlnel on prope Sit Suit l. Schi..- '..uwlna on property. ' """PP. nllorney for BlilntlM. l.t.JU"l' t'nnrl Mlft ' Awault and battery. TO All. I- r. . I mdi ' iff. ynningnam. Driving PWor ..VS'nM ", 'ntoxlcat- VSS' "1 H7.ao and alx montha iMhliaTlM Cunnlnham. Drunk. 1 anway, rmed 10 or s , r,nMi"i Dfunk on pub lo at Sl'l pA'ne U. No operator'a Charlie Read Saddlery W'H Buy Wool U o 3000 Pounds f'.."!!h B'owor or rocolva L-" flnmtnt any amoun.t P ' cash advanea on Crator Mnallnn A ,.,.ll.,ntr dinner nt 0:30 11. m., followed by a reuiilnr muulliiK, will bo held llV thfl IllrllliM nnrl iiltiitxtll.. ..r Clinton Crater ut tho IOOF hull liiursiiny iiveiilnu. A lull uttond- uhl'u in tieairt'Cl. Back From Portland Mr, Joniinutto Drown and diuiKlitnr, Joiinnc, arrived homo yenlerduy i ram n wiiDK n visu to I'ortlund. Mrs. llrown und Joiinno spent tho weekend ut' Until Flood's cubln on Zitf lat rlvur. Eisenhowers Hear Broadcasts TACOMA, Juno 8 (!) Tho Edlilir N. Klsenhowcr fnmllv hero was sleepy today oftor stiondliiK llio nluht HstenliiK to tho ruilio und receiving tele, phone culls from friends. Eisen liower, Tucomu attorney und brother of the commander of tho ullied liberation forces, told Interviewers "I'll bet tho pcopla who are really cheering this niornlim nro thu French," Iln suld "Thu only (iietlon Is: How costly those IniHliiiKs will bo. And 1 hope to God, It's not too much. 1 hava no doubt what's KoinK to happen. Those forces nro Kolnu right ucross the country und llio paratroopers All forgiven. Good luck. Car - Generul Elsenhower's person al announcement of the long anticipated Invusion was tho first tlmo Attorney Elsenhower hud heard his brother's voice slnco tho general spoke in re cent war bond broadcasts. Funeral Set For Mrs. Povlika, Malin Matron Funeral services will be held Wednesduy for Mrs. Anna Brlxa I'ollvku, pioneer resident of Ma lin, who passed away at hor homo on Monday following an illness of six months. Mrs. Polivka was a native of Prague, Czechoslovakia, and at mo umo oi nor acatn was 7. years of ugo. Surviving uro her husband, Anton Polivka Sr., of Malln; two sons, Anton Jr., of San Fran cisco, and Emll Polivka of Mcr rill; one daughter, Mrs. Anna Hnlley of Merrill; one sister, Mrs. Josef Zarybnlcky of Nnmpa, Iduho, und one brother, Victor Urixa of Vancouver, B. C. Also surviving are eight grand chil dren and two great grandchil dren. The funeral will be held In tho chapel of the Earl Whitlock Funeral home at 2 p. m. Wed nesday. Indian Woman Held On Driving Charge Tressie Hunt, Indian, from Spraguc River, was arrested Monday by state police on a charge of driving while under the Influence of liquor. Sho was picked up on highway 97, Appearing in court Tuesday morning, Mrs. Hunt was fined $107.20 and 30 days, the- 30 days suspended if fine is paid. Classified Ads Bring Results. Klamath Army Nurse Gets Thrill in Forced Landing Some Interesting experiences on her trip home are told by Lt. Lucy Houghton, who is home on a week's leave from duty with the army air corps nurses at Kelly .Field, Texas. She is visiting with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. . Claude Houghton. The Flying Fortress in which she flow from Kelly Field to Los Angeles developed trouble with the radio and was forced to make an emergency landing at Palm Springs. Coming down in Los Angeles, they landed at the Lockheed plant. Lt, Houghton is the super visor of the eye, ear, nose and throat clinic at the field, but is waiting to hear from an ap plication put in for the evacua tion unit overseas. She entered the nurse corps last July after graduating from Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. She is a graduate of KUHS and attended the University of Oregon. A cat owned by D. J. Grlsso of Troy, N. Y has four front paws and an extra toe on each of its hind feet. COUNTS Three more candidates run ning in the May primary for Klamath county offices, have filed their expense accounts with the county clerk. Charles DeLap, lone candidate on the republican ticket for the office of county clerk spent f 20, which is the filing fee. U. E. Reeder, successful can didate on the republican ticket for county judge, spent $142.67, according to' his expense ac count. Chet Langslet, Incumbent for the county treasurer's post, filed an expense account of $38.90. Langslet was unopposed. If It's a "frozen" article you need, advertise for a used one in the classified. . : . FLOWERS QcUitatuL FLOWER SHOP 724 Pino Ph. 5560 Hearing On Civil Cases Scheduled Hearings on several, civil cases were set at Monduy's cir cuit court docket cull. A hearing on a motion In tho rasa of Llna Johnson 'versus Ewauna Box company has been set for Juno 7. Jack and Baincs uro attorneys for the plaintiff und Kiciiura Maxwell is attor ney for tho defendant. On Juno 8 a hearing on a motion to strike will be held in tho ense of tho state of Ore gon, Exrcl Klmsoy versus Ohio moycr. F. O. Small Is attorney for the plaintiff und J. C. O'Neill is tha defense attorney. At 2 o'clock in tho afternoon of Juno 8 a hearing on a de murrer will bo held In tho De Boots versus DcBacts and First Federal Savings and Loon com pany case. Attorney for the plaintiff Is J. C. O'Neill and William Ganong is tho defense attorney. Hearing on a motion for new trial has been set for Juno 12 at 10 a. m. in the caso of An ncrcau, administrator, versus Ewauno Box company. Lord and Anderson and J. C. O Ncin arc attorneys for tho plolntiffs and Richard Maxwell is the do fonso attorney. June Court Term Jurors Selected Twenty-six men ond five wom en have been drawn to servo on the Juno term of court. They are to report at the courthouse in tho circuit courtroom at 10 a. m., on July 5. Hero is tho list of members of tho Jury panel: . Ellis F. Outmun, 823 1 Main; Leslie B. Wright, 438 High; Horold B. O'Connor, 1627 Mun zunlto; Leslie C. Powell, 303 S. 6lh; L. P. Bundcson, 1207 Divi sion; Viola Gregory, 2118 Or chard; Anna Quibell, 2223 Gor den; Leo N. Huls. 303 S. 8th; Orris G. Vroman, 1405 Wordcn; Ernest C. Stuckey, 1434 Canby; R. W. Truxul, 121 Michigan; Mary V. Rugh, 104 Washington; Myrtle N. Vowell, 227 Lincoln; Herbert Munsoll, 635 N. 6th; C. H. Underwood, 320 N. 7th; How ard A. Uhlig, 311 Hasklns; Glen B. Inmnn, 045 Pacific Terrace; Greta M. Browbaker, 1841 Es planade; Grover C. Motley, 2209 Arthur; . John Kerrlck, 1430 Lnkevlew; B. E. Kerns, Rt. 3, Box 307; Antono Potrasck, Ma lln; Phillip B. Motschenbachcr, Midland; Garner Lundy, Bonan za; Joe W. 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