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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1945)
TWO HERALD AND NEWS Saturday. March 17, IMS FULL MILITARY HONOR S GIVEN IN A full military funeral was accorded Cpl. Charles Leonard Snapp, United States army air corps, who was killed Saturday, March 3, in the crash of a B-24 Liberator bomber at Mountain Home, Ida., as the Marine Bar racks took charge of the re mains at Linkville cemetery this afternoon. Services were conducted by Rev. R. C. Aldcrson for the 20-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Snapp of Merrill, at the Merrill Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock today. Immediately after, a marine aeiacnmem ui some 40 men, accepted the re- mains of Cpl. Snapp at the Linkville cemetery. The post band in full strength stood by as Chaplain i Graham Gilmer, Marine Barracks, officiated. Eight pall bearers and eight hon orary pall bearers attended and a 24-man armed escort standing in two rows, fired the three volleys as the final salute in the impressive ceremony. The band played "Taps" ai the body of the airman was lowered. This was the first military funeral conducted here by the Marine Barracks. Participation in the rites came at the re quest of Cpl. Snapp's family. Ward's Klamath Funeral home was in charge of arrangements. Feed, Seed Men to Cancel Convention PORTLAND. March 17 P Complying with an office of de fense transportation request, the Oregon Feed and Seed Dealers association will cancel its annual convention, planned for May 18. president ft. ft. uoociricn sr.. said only the board of governors will meet, to elect officers. AGENT GIVES EIKEHS 1 N01AT0N Unknown to many, room 208 in the federal building holds a vast wealth of information for homemakcrs free for the ask ing. ' The office of Home Demon stration Agent Winnifred K. Gil- len contains bulletins or prac tical information for those in terested in improving their homes. One of the latest bulletins re ceived tolls how to make and cover a wldo ironing board and the advantages of using one 20 inches wida and 34 inches long. 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NDIAN 61 INKS IUII1 WASH IS Valletta Ball. 17-year-old In dian girl found dead at her home In Chiloquin Thuraduy, died from drinking a well known mouth wash and gargle, In the opinion of Klamath Coun ty Coroner George II. Acllnr. who performed an autopsy last night at Ward's. Mis.i Hull's death wus at tributed to boric aeld which Is found in the mouth wash. As sisting Dr. Adlor in the autopsy wan Dr. McCnnncI, formorly ot Chiloquin and rollovliuj Dr Lukous, agency physician, now on vacation, Tho youtw woman was found on tho floor of her homo Thurs day ut noon by her mother, Mrs. Thelma Ilnnd. It li under stood that slio had boon seen on the floor In tho same position 011 Wednesday, Dr. Adler said tho girl had been dead between 10 mid 12 hours. It Is thought tho girl drunk at lon.it throe bottles of tho mouth wash urlur to Wodnoodny. Tlrsuo from the girl's hncly has boon sent to Dr. Jose.-h Hoe. iDiiii. statu crlmlnologlM, fr microscopic oxamlnutlou, Dr. Adlor said today. ACCIDENTS VS. 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