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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1945)
1 .u,.hio D I n n r Tho K,; luck fo lowsmp mil ' ifi bo held in tho First A church Friday. March ffio p m. Thoo attending ".S to bring tholr own &vlcc? however, It will bo 'fri or .orvlcomen and oth ''ho may bo unablo to bring ?vn . All members and rj. ol the church and con '.Hon are cordially Invited "Sf music and Chaplain ntr Jones of tho naval air will be tho guest speakor. Rout Home Sgt. Oar W Erlcknon, 725 Front, in rifd lo bo on hla way back , Unlled States after threo 5? .crvlco with tho fifth air L (lnhtcr command, in tho fliwMt Pacific and tho Phil- July has been that of a mo. ,u n the motor pool of tho h flihtcr group, one of tho fd imaal'ln P-38 unit, of L !. AMM 3c Tom Perrlngor l In Klamath Falls Prt,1iiitinB hla narents. Mr! Mn. T. H. Wlnterrlnger, 331) , He will leave here ch 17 to Join a naval refresh ,lt pra-flight training at Olaf college In Norlhfleld, Naw ComminHif U. f i Com. John F. Blehlor, USNl't! on ma regular Uirec-month tour of Inspection will bo In the lo cul navy recruiting ofllco lor uw nuurs tociuy. fc Mor Kara Sp. lo (R) E, Spragg of the navy re- iti from a three-day visit to 9! i II & kui mMilM afraniin. puna, no .-....-Ill lo move down here and Iwlfe will be here Sunday. ? mAAmam will Pit " I. . . Prospect L Born Gordon Richard the name cnoscn Dy ioi. Un .lAinptt W. Slnat fnr Jr second son, born March 0. Sloat is maKing nor nome her father, H. 5. Cunning- -I ton N fltH in Klamatl, i. ujhi a tier nusoana is ata led in England. V Ltive MM 2e Lee May I, who has been home on it, returned Monday to Fal- Nev., wnrre nn is siationea. mother. Mrs. Mary Garrison fiklma. Wash., visited In hith .rails wnne ne was L She u ine sitter oi Harvey kail Open All r o a d iuhout the state are clear of una mow ana open to iravci Dllnc thoso to Crater and iiond lakes, according to the k highway board. The lake I have been closed all win fcwnitnd Club The Town H club auxiliary will meet on ajnetday, March 14. at 12:30 I , tor a pouucK dinner at ine it of Mm. uouls Larson. 018 low, Two birthdays will be men. iiym Mrs, Wlllard Nelson his been visiting relatives for a month, left Suiirlnv ing for Dodge City, Kas., re ntr husband, SSgt; Ncl- ii stationed, Frlandlv Clrcla Tim u-rio,n clrclo will meet Thursday after noon. March IS, with Kiithorinc miliums, 2Utu Uiirrow, for luncheon and sewing. Praetlca Tl,n Hrln (, .i Prosperity Hobrkoli lodge will moot In tho IOOF hull, Wcdnns day, March 14, at H p. in., for practice. All members arc uikuu io niicnu. (pHlll Wounded ' 4 'Mtt.-spA ) By JU ANITA SHINN Thanks to Keith Cook for handling my column while I was out of town. Finding that most of K.UIIS was In Portland this WGCk. 1 Wlltt XliniHunrl 1 1, n t nr.... ono would still be here lo carry on, nui i mid tnai thoro is nulto a bit planned for tho near future. Loveland Cota, concert tenor, is dciiik presented in n program sponsored by tlio music d c- Ra r t m e n t on larch 14. The program is to be for all students for an admission charge of 10 cents. Students are Invited to at tend the Victory I a If 11 r rhmn. plonship games to bc played off Worincsduy night in the boys' gym, free of charge. This Is the schedule: 7 p. m DeMolay vs. Hardy's Man s store, for the third place In the league. Bp. m Jerry's Delivery vs. Army-Nnvy store, for champion, ship in the league losers to got second place. - Meetings will bc held the re mainder of this week to take enro of the constitutional revi sion. The revision consists mnhv ly of providing for somo changes in the method of granting athle tic awards. Wednesday morn Ing tho proposed revision will be reBd to a short student body meeting. Thursday there will bc a stu dent congress meeting, and later that same day tho home room representatives will explain the revision to their home rooms. Friday morning, balloting will take place among the students. A collection has been made during home room periods for the Junior Red Cross. A total Glin G. Foitar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Foster. 1845 Ivory, was irlouily wounded in action in Gtrmany on Febru ary 24, whlla serving with tha vantn army, intantry division. IT 1 STATION The two navy nurses on duty at the Klamath naval air station, this week were promoted in rank. Marie J. Rotondo was ad vanced from the rank of lieu tenant, junior grade, (NC), to that of lieutenant, senior grade, and Marcelle V. Lash from en sign to the rank of lieutenant, Junior grade, (NC). Lt. Rotondo is a resident of Providence, R. I., and reported to the Klamath naval air station last July, from hospital duty in the South Pacific, Lt. 0g Lash Is a San Franciscan, and prior to reporting to NAS, was at the naval hospital In Oakland, Juveniles Picked Up in Redding Redding, Calif,, city police picked up two Klamath Falls' youngsters, 14 and 15-year-old boys, Saturday night and con tacted County Juvenile Officer Harold Hendrickson, seeking dis position of the pair. Both boys were in a drunken condition at the time they were apprehended, Hendrickson was advised. Arrangements have been made to send the 14-year-old boy back to Klamath Falls on the bus, the mother and step, father of the other boy approv ing his going on to Oakland to Join his father. Hendrickson said that Redding police could not learn where the two ob tained their liquor. Calif. She arrived here Decern, ber 20, 1944. The Itoad to Berlin By The Associated Press 1. Eastern front: 32 mles (from Zellin). 2. Western front: 270 miles (from Rcmagen bridgehead). 3. Italian front: 544 miles (from Reno river). Public Invited to Academy Recital The public Is Invited to at tend a recital presented by the students of the music depart ment of Sacred Heart academy, to be given tonight, Tuesday, at 7:30 o'clock in the school gymnasium. Especially urged to attend are parents of academy students. Tuesday, March 13, 1S4S HERALD AND NEWS FIVE Three-Year-Old Boy Suffocates In Fire PORTLAND, March 13 (IP) A 3-year-old boy, one of 1 15 brothers and sisters, suffocated to death yesterday in a fire he set by playing with matches. The other nine children at home at the time ran to safety, but small Dennis Collopy hid under a bed. His body was found three hours later. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED MO 'Am NO HOSPITALIZATION FU Lett of Tin Piinuml Rtsalui DR. E. M. MARSHA Cklrvpraetla PbTllelan S St. Ilk iMPlr. Tbuln Bits. - PbftDa ISM Collopy, were not in the house, firemen reported. 0 Almost $400 Paid In Police Court Fines City police reported a lucra tive day yesterdny with slightly less than $400 paid In bails and fines In tho past 24 hours. George Jara, 1010 Want land, was charged with running a red light and having inade qunto brakes. Ho was cited to appear in police court this morning. Mary Hancock of Ft. Klamath reported lost a brown purse with identification papers and Murlal Folsom, route 1, Klam ath Falls, reported to police the loss of a red purse containing several ' ration books and cur rency. One drunk appeared In police court this morning. Two addi tional drunks bailed out. Robakah Lodge Prosperity Rcbckah lodge will hold a regu lar meeting Thursday, March 15, at 8 p. m., in tho lOOF hall. of $143.38 has been contributed by the students. . College-survey blanks have been filled out by graduating seniors who have intentions of continuing on to schools of high er "education. 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