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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1945)
TWO HERALD AND NEWS Saturday, Fab. 17. 1945 IIPIB Mothan Club The Mothers club of the Sacred Heart acad emy will hold its regular meet ing in the school auditorium on Sunday, February 18 at 1:30 p. m. All who have not mailed in their bazaar envelopes to the academy are urged to do so within the next week. ! From Westwood Gcraldinc and Joan Kent of Westwood. Calif., visited at the home of their uncle and mint, Mr. and Mrs. Lane Warren of California avenue Monday, en route to Everett, Wash., where they will make their home. Visiting George H. Martens and daughter Lucille, of Tamora, Neb., are visiting here for sever al weeks at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. August Mar tens, and his sister, Mrs. Don Brazcc. Home On Leave Cpl. Fred O. McNaught, USMC. is home on leave from Camp Pendleton, Calif., visiting his wife, Karlcnc, at 403 Lincoln. Cpl. McNaught will be here until February 22. when he will report back to Camp Pendleton. lr-iin:i'jJTI II In England Word has been received by Mrs. lone Linrt that her son, TSgt. James Lawrence Linzi, has arrived safely in Eng land. His wife, Ray, is stationed witli the Wac at Las Vegas. Nev. Lawrence has been in the air corps for four years, having served for six months in the Alaska theater of operations, Pvt. Alfred "Pat" Lee Linzi, U. S. marine corps. James' younger brother, has been in the South Pacific lor more man two years. He has recently been pro moled to the rank of corporal. BPW Plans Exhibit Members of the Business and Professional Women's club who have received gifts of an artistic nature from other countries are asked to bring them to Monday evening s dinner meeting for an exhibit which will be a feature of the in ternational relations program, in charge of Lucile Tweed. The exhibit is to consist of handcraft articles such as jewelry, linens, belts, carvings and china. CONTINUOUS SHOWS SAT.. SUN. OPEN 12:30 Bill HENRY Joe SAWYER Gwen KENYON -Marie McDONALD ALSO "RED RIVER ln KUDlNnUUU Boturnj Horn W. S. McDan- iel. who- has been confined to Hillside hospital with a broken back for '.he past three months, is now at his home nt 1022 Mc-Kinley. Will Preach Rev. Joseph Bowdoin will preach at the Con gregational Community church on Sunday, February 18, at 11 a. m. Three Fined In Police Court Here Thomas B. Hampcl, 351 Mar tin, was fined $13 in police court this morning for disorderly con duct and John Pennoycr and Carl Wadecki were fined $2 each for making a left turn. Alex Trottier posted S3 bail for violation of the basic rule and five drunks and one vag also appeared in police court. Six parking tickets were paid yester day. VUiting Mrs. Mildred Shultz, graduate student at Oregon State college in Corvallis, and formerly a resident of Klamath Falls, is here over the weekend on a combined business and plea sure trip. To Speak Lt. Cmdr. Graham Gilmore. USN, will speak at both the morning and evening serv ices at the Immanucl Baptist church Sunday, it was , an nounced. Services will be held at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. HUES IKE Hera Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Yarnes of T)end, for merly of Klamath Falls, are soendinc Saturday here on a combined business and pleasure trip. Exporionci'd insurance service, Hans Norland, 118 North 7th. SECOND TRY TO IE PURSE It 'was thought by city police that the same two young sneak thieves who made off with the 'purse of Mrs. Knthryn llanltlns j Thursday night as she entered ! the Evans apai'lmenl building j were on the prowl again Inst night. Mrs. Frank Olson, 1150 Pine, reported to police that two boys attempted to snatch her purse last night shortly after 7 o'clock at Pine and r.splanaiie wnue sue was on her way to the theatref She had a firm grip on the purse and the attempt was not success ful. She screamed and scared the boys away. Mrs. Olson was ahie to give n fairly accurate description of the culprits and city police and Ju venile authorities nre following up every available lead. Classified Ads Bring Results. Lost River Channel Now At Full Capacity The Lost river diversion chun. pel is. now operating at full capacity, according to Klamath reclamation authorities, us n re sult of the recent heavy rainfall In the upper reaches of Ihe Lost river watershed. Flood comlilions will reach their peak some time today, but no water will be spilled into Tule lylto. Lost river has drop ped about six Inches at llarpuld dam and a further drop Is antici pated bv reclamation officials. This is the first lime In two years that walor conditions have iaxed the capacity of the diver sion channel. - Couple Found Dead From Gas Poisoning SEATTLE. Feb. 17 itVi Mr. and Mrs, William A. McGregor were found dead In the base ment of their home last night, victims of what Deputy Coroner George Hall described as acci dental gas poisoning. 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