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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1945)
Cress Congratulated Monday. March 19. 1845 HERALD AMD NEW THUXK At Home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stark are settled in their new home at 730 Eldor ado. Their former home was in the Altamont district. . IN CITY POUND K.C. SHOWS DEFICIT Pcodlino on Thursday r,,p news for the "i.b society section him wr'"L I up from Friday fit " . ..in. ...Hid fni id I " a to cnllby or visit the offlco I'! , (Ku.lllno. Culls shot, d cilllor. Flltu .L. ... 1 1 Hiii-iik on t ic ,i.ll,lri-ll?" An oxccutlvc ml.ptlnii will bo huld at mul serving of tuo will t0 fCSSIIHI, r,u Blood The Friitcrnul ilruf Knglcs , of Klamath Si will meet on Tucsduy, Itch 20, Moelinfl Tlioro will be nicotinK l Joseph Con- i.i 1U 0. in. on yvcci- ,...- -. . will Inko plucc lit thin the iievcrenu uhviu iikI Women of MooaeThere will bu ii I'L-uuliir meuUiiK ut Women Of . till! MllOSO In Ull! MoilSO hull on i ucsdny even iiu. M.nvl, v.n " ". ii"! miL'iui service chairman. ciriiL'u L'niinii. win present hrr chapter night pro. gram, mul nil officers, escorts unci cniiirnien in i() wt.(ir for- lllllls. A ClllBN llf I'lllliliilnli.. mill bu Initialed ut Mils time. The executive) hiiui'it will moot promptly nl 7:311 p. m Immcdl ulely preceding the regular lodge meeting. California Visit Mr,, W A. iiarron of IIHI) S. Uth left Siittirdiiy evening for California wlicre she will visit with reln tivcii in Sun Krnnclsco and Lou Angeles. She plitiiK an Indefin ite stay and will see Commo dore Godhey and Iiik motlicr while In San I'Viinclsco. The Ciodhcys will be remembered as visitors to Klamath Fulls, t) p. in. in tlic m hall "I which time there R h. ii blood typing tcolinl- type WO uiuou w nil who volunteer. This Lunlty l l;''rl 'blVf d?"' ana lis ,,,n i"ujiv- needs nnd relief of our own iiv. it Is urged Hint all mbtrs turn out. Vilihivon Unit Tho mem. I t alia Ilinmo m inii- (n extension unit will meet iht home of Mrs. we lioiu- Wednesday, niiircn ii, lur femomlration on slip covers. Wlnnlireo uiuun win cuii- the meeting mm a cnuir k covered. Tno meeting rtart promptly nt 10 a. m. notlucK liuicn ai noon. MIC Interested is cordiully ltd to attend. (Warn Clrclo Miriam circle the Mrsi rresoyicrniu ciuircn meet In inn socuu room ai I p. m., on inursuuy, mnrcn Mrs. Marion 1 1 iinkn and Mrs. I. Clemens will ucl n.i Host- at this meeting. Mrs. MCI- Flunalrlck will lend the do- ora and the Rev. David Bar- will sneak on "God s Plan Racial Congeniality." Elcc- of officers will also take ice at this time. Fibrltw PTA Tho rogulnr rttini of tho Fnlrvlcw PTA is fcwinced for Thursday after March 22. nt 2 o clock iht ichool auditorium. Mrs. maid McKay, president of the ... - . ... . . Iraitn League oi women vol- will explain tho Dumbarton lu peace plan. The study 'jp win nieei as usual immecii. i preceding tho regular ttlmj. Build to Moat St. Paul's lild will meet at the parish laa on Thursday. March ZZ. amuck luncheon at 1 p. m. b those who plan to attend liked to como prepared to The Reverend rredorlcK WUsenbach will present an. :;r in his scries of talks on ich symbolism at 3:30. IHoim on Lur Jnmc.i mcs nnd Jnmc.i Dennison, l-i have finished boot trnlnlnR san uiciio. Cnllfornln, arc re on leave. They will re in to San DIcko and bo as- td to schools there. Grimes lo train for slKnnlmnn nnd nlson for quartermaster, Trsniforred Louis Petzoldt has, been transferred to the rec lamation cnuiuccrs office here from Shasta diun as Inspector on the Klamath Straits drain. His wife and twin sons plan to Join him here April 1. Petzoldt has one son In the service. Towniond Club Members of Townaend club, who were to hiivc met Wednesday, will meet Tuesday, 'Miircli 20, at 8 p. m, at SOU N. 1Mb. Visitors are wel come and refreshments will be served. Annual Taa The annual Easter ten. uiven by St. Paul's liuild, will be held at the Wlllard lotel on Saturday. Adi II 7. Mrs. J. Henry Anderson will be the chairman of the ten. To Now York Osenr Jenson of 325 S. Oth, leaves for New York Sunday where he will Join his parents in celebrating their Koldcu wcddini! anniversary. My for Weak Pnul Wright piy collector of Internal rcv K leaves for Bend to Inter. the office oi Internal rev re there. From there ho will to Port and for n ninetlni roncciors of Intcrnnl rev - ouiccs nnd will return p from' Mondny. otricllon Mrs. L. Reeves rare for tho children- of mothers whn wkh In at K tho meeting at tho First IWOaiSt Cllireli nn Ti.n.Hnv I1" rather thnn on Mon I j was previously an' fwo in this paper. rUlfl Mi.. l)nt..H c..lf,.n FOf the late Ed Sutton, for VI years res rienls nf Klnm, wuniy, passed away at Los IW on March 3 with a heart n. services were held, a P Grace chnpcl wltli inter r- '"Kicwooa cemetery. rurna Mrs. A. N PnHaelt i ... . . -- - ---- F " io ner home In Avenal, s mis weekend after spend' week with her parents, inn Mr tir t.- it .1. fMcrlein, who have been r" Wrist Rnhtirt 1 Knv, I ."." I'-year-old son Of Mr, W8. Vernon Kuykcndnll of K,of ''Is left wrist during imri i , u" j e is now I's nis nrm in a sllim. uj " -"law, corn nuea Nclll ( tha in,, .nnl. .nnl. Von i RUB CROSS PLASTBR . rvier. wirm.r lnt..M. n.lr. ioi'.'.i.ri,.e mnA' " meilicalioo fcS. b,ck' "'" "P blowl cirtu "Ii conacuion.. ..i. . . . lre"J ifipte bickaclia nil CK PAIN? (AT-QUICK! '"InniKl, paliia-,iiifv. " ICI Unl.-n... . I 1 a. Twenty-five dogs are wailing at the cily pound for licenses, new homes or the "long sleep." There has been nil average of 23 dugs In tho pound continuous ly this month, according to Poundmuster Amos Fields, since the deadline for buying licenses ivini cn i, Dogs picked up in the city without licenses, Fields said, are advertised over KFJI between 1:15 p. m. and 1:30 p, m. for throe days. If ut the end of that period they ure not claimed they are cither provided with new homes or put to sleep. All dogs received ut the pound arc cxumlned for Illness or disease and those with Incurable sick nesses are automatically de stroyed. Owners cliilmlng dogs who have been picked up in the streets must pay the board and keep of their pets during their stay at the pound, pay for the licenses, and a penalty of $1 for being late with Ihcir application for a license. Licenses cost $1.50 for male dogs, $2.50 for females- and $1.50 for spayed females. Fields reminds dog owners that it is agninst the city ordin ance for dogs to chase cars. Many Injuries have been in curred by dugs and persons be cause of animuls racing cars in the city. The poundmuster also points out that uflcr Muy 1 nod through Muy and June, dogs found roam ing city streets will be brought into court and the owners fined from $5 to $25. ; Dogs may be boarded during the summer at the pound in oil hen ted kennels which are kept clean and sanitary.' They arc fed hot meals, given fresh water and medical care. J&lJ Pvt. Harmon B. Crass, (right) 20-yoar-old son of Mrs. Gladys C. Cren, 2949 Biibe, is being congratulntod by his command ing officer after receiving the Air Medal. , To Portland Mrs. R. E. Lieu- nllcn of 1200 Lincoln, is spend- ng tho weekend In Portland where she plans to visit the blood bank. Certified The Oregon stale bonrd of engineering examiners Mondny issued a certificate for land surveying to Fred D. Cocllcr of Klamath Falls. Shaata PTA Members of the executive bonrd of Shasta PTA will meet Tuesday nt 3 p. m. ut tho school. B. GETS ! 101 Pvt. Harmon B. Cress, 20, son of Mrs. Gladys C. Cross, 2040 Bisbce, was awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in aerial flight while participating in sustained operational activities against the enemy. Pvt. Cress is an aerial gunner in a veteran B-Z4 neavy Bom bardment group of the 15th air force in Ituly and has flown on more than 15 bombing missions against the Germans in southern iSurooc. Before volunteering lor aerial gunnery, Cress was a re fuel ng unit operator in tne same group. He has been in Italy for tne past 13 montns. Tho gunner's brother, PFC Frank Cress, 23, paratrooper, was killed in action in Holland on September 26. Classified Acts Bring Results. Improving Mrs. D. V. Knv. kcndnll. who has been ill at her home on California avenue, is reported as improved Monday Jerry Einarsson Home on Leave From San Diego S 2c Jerry Einarsson, United States navy, is homo until Murch 24, from San Diego, Calif., where he has Just com plctcd boot training. Einarsson is visiting Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elnur Einarsson, 065 Ala meda. Young Einarsson will leave April 5 for Washington, D. C, to attend the Washington School of Music, the naval bund school. He passed examination for the school when ho tried out in the clarinet section. The school is held for a period of from two to six months, Einars son said. Ho is exceptionally plenscd over the appointment. Einnrsson plnycd i n the KUHS band nnd nlso at tho University of Oregon where he was a student for one year prior to entering tho navy, Virtunlly nil of Einnrsson's musical train ing wns obtained in the city school system. He wns former student body president at KUHS. 3 Runaway Boys. Apprehended Here Three runaway boys, who left their homes In Bend by way of the southbound Great Northern freight, were greeted here Sunday night t y state police who wcro waiting for the freight to pull into the Klamath vards with the trio. state nonce at Bena naa notified the Klamath officers that the boys, two of whom are 14. and one 15. were on tneir way here by treignt. ine trio was lodged in the juvenile cot tneo after county juvenile of ficers had been given custody of the boys. The father of one is en route to Kiumntn runs ana will return the youngsters to their homes. Classified Ads Bring Results. Knights of Columbus initiated a class of more than 50, Sunday, March 18, at the Knights of Co lumbus hull. ...... Frank Lonergaii of Portland, wns in charge of the floor work. Tho degree work was put on by a team from St. Paul, consisting of the following knights: Sylvest- e. Sm th. Ross Coleman. Steve Merton, Vincent Rodoskki, Ed ward Bell, Lewell DuPrcy, dis. trict deputy; Joseph Smith,-William Kloft, Major Barrett, Clar ence Brown, state deputy. -After 8 o'clock muss break fast was served at tho parish hall for over ZOU members and can didatcs. - The degree work was cxcmDl ficd during the after noon. A large bunciuct was held at the Knights of Columbus hall. Principal speakers oi tne eve ning were Father T. P. Casey and Loncrgan. - Popp Named KNAS Flight Surgeon Lt. M. F. Popp (MC), has been appointed flight surgeon to CASU 68 at the Klamath naval air station, arriving here Satur day to reDort for duty. Lt. Popp has just returned from the Pacific where he served aboard an aircraft carrier and narticiDatcd in action in the Philippines, Indo-China, For mosa, China coast and Falau areas, ine surgeon s nome is in Fort Wayne. Ind. Mrs. Popp and two sons, Michael and Daniel arrived here with Lt. Popp, v . . HOW TO COME HOME WITH Extra Red Points! Just remember to take that can of used fats to your butcher. Get 2 red points bonus for each pound. Keep Saving Used Fats for the Fighting Front! . Results of housing question naires distributed among , 68a married officers and men of the Marine Barracks showed a minimum net deficit of 500 fam ily units remains. The object of the question naire was to determine housing facilities in. Klamath Falls for families of service men. The compliment of the Marine Barracks is now approx imately 60 per cent ot capac ity and as it fills the housing situation will become progres sively worse. By this token eventually the minimum hous ing need will be 658 units in addition to adequate quarters now being utilized in the city of Klamath Falls. Forty of the necessary .658 additional units are now near ing completion, and 115 more have been authorized to dale. If it's a "frozen" need, advertise far in the classified. 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