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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1945)
II II I, I Ml ERE IB Chiloauin Loinnn Dick Flury was homo Fa flve-duy furluuKli recent- II,. id stationed ai bun uiuku, Ho and Ih In tlin expects tu liVt Nui'xlco Mlnulo left on iri'h 20 for tho Kt. Lewis re- r7 .I.. htlOII t'hllti'Mil" l,,K'' "Chuol started ck Monday. They expect to et the iriicK incui, wmcn is l,c held lit 'Kluintilh Kulls. Jriio Mt. uurmei ciiurcii or illnqiil'l Will iMii"r 11 cur- Kill Aprn ,n 1,1 I'lu l ciirliivni ever 10 nil uniio L wilt) mtiny uiiuisenicMits. 0 fill! l !XHl:I-:il 10 eum- Ence lUOinpll.V "I 7 o'clock lit i hliih school o.vm. AcIitiIkhIoii W..i lu fnt fi,.'vl,n,lv m ciintx for everybody Chlloqinn Hoy beoiiis collect nil the piiprr from Kiiiin to l'ort Klumnth, flhc III ilnnl EtobPrl Outes or Pino Hldo, E, of Mr. nnd Mm. T. Onto, il-OCOVCriHB irwin ii oiukihi ion Lived recently from n full, Merrill lXXJ i1'1'1-"1 Lclon Post u promised some Kood call, when a.Thii ",a , enieriuineu April 24 by member of the aux. i,u win servo dinner In r,,,""T,nl y lml1' Tc nir " '""or of the LcRlon hill day anniversary. On April m.'., , !!'i Lt',1"1' will entertain the miMl v,,Umt,;01' "fo depart- Mr, and Mm. GcorKn Ilouck have sold Ihelr IDO-iicro ranch northwest of Merrill where they hiive lived for several yearn, to Wllliird l)uneun, well-known Merrill and Malln farmer. Mr. and Mrs llmick have puichnsed ii home In the St. Francis Park district near Klumnth Falls, where they will move in the near future. Duncan owns other farm property In the Merrill district. I lie Ilouck home Is one of. the inosl allractlve In the south end. No consideration on the transac tion was Klven. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Steele this week received word of the death or a son of Mr. Steele's nephew, third death In the family within Sears Non-Rationed Play Shoes Lead an lactate Me I 3.45 ' Cute, colorful anil coiipgn-frcci Country wise and City smart! Dance, play and trot ; around town in them. They're the perfect all-purpose shoe of substantial fabric with . flexible soles. Choose yours from our ivacious variety of designs and colorsi 133 Sooth 8th St. SEARS Telephone 188 Nazi Big Mouth 'W"'I''7HFV' lit' p-w w Looks more like something Hint mixes cement than what It is a 3o(,-mm. mortar mounted on a modified Mark VI German tank,. cap tured by Die U. S. Ninth Army In Oborembt. Germany. The mortar barrel Is seven feet long, and Ores a five-foot shell .weighing 770 pounds. Five-man tank crew was protected by 5-inch armor In front. three months. The young man, SSKt. Hoy W. Steele died Feb ruary 26 aboard a ship en route back from the Pacific war zone to the United States. Sgt. Steele, who had visited Mr. and Mrs. Steele at their home here a num ber of times, had been overseas since May. 1942, and had served In Australia, New Guinea and Lcytc. In a letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Steele, Port land, written early in February, he stated that he was due to re turn home at once, under the ro tation program. Apparently he had started the long trek home v. hen stricken with pneumonia and his parents were advised of his death when the boat docked at San Francisco. He -is - sur vived, in addition to his parents, oy nis widow, tstnor Steele ana his 21-year-old son, William Wes ley, whom he had never seen.- A brother, George W. Steele, Seat tle, also survives. Funeral serv ices were held March 28 at Port land. The Presbytery and. Prcsby terial of Southwest Oregon will meet April 10-11 in Klamath Falls, it was announced- this week by Rev. Hugh pronson, pastor of the Tulclake Commun ity Presbyterian church, who Is serving as moderator.' A new moderator will be elected during the session. Mrs. Bronson is serv ing as program chairman for the Prcsbytenal session. . . . Poe Valley Chct Barton Is having a ga rage built on the Alexander place. Jane Tucker was visiting at the Emit Wells home on Sun day. The Roberts boys were . callers In Klamath Falls from here on Sunday. The Haines girls "were callers at the Bo Tucker, home on Sun day.: The . Donald Roberts family were shoppers in. Klamath Falls on Saturday. Among those who attonded the auction frm here were Hank Holzhouscr, Bo Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork and John. The Joe Benedict family were visitors at the Warren Moore home on Sunday. Webb Van Meter and chil dren. Laurie and (Dale, were visitors here frorn ..Klamath Falls on Sunday. ' Laura Doak and. daughter, Lucille, were visitors here from Klamath Falls on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Holzhouscr were weekend visitors at. the rtoiznouscr rancn.. . The Holzhouscr families -were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holzhouscr of Hen ley on Sunday. Margaret Freucr was' on the sick, list recently, i . Card Party Women of the Moose will sponsor a card party Friday, March 30, at 2 p. m. in the Moose hall. This will be the second of the series and the pub lic is invited to attend. WISE BUY! for qualified motorist ' ' B. F. Goodrich 'SILVERTOWN Easy, ferns all popifcr sfsM. . ' OfffeM Tlr lasptcfer DICK B MILLER CO. SILVERTOWNS B. t. Goodrich Tlr Cor. 7th and Klamath Ph. 4103 ...FOR LITTLE CHICKS 8 29 They'll Lead The Parade In SMART SPRING COATS lilllo girl. ar aolng to ..p out .hi. biter In cunning to d coot. S. ,h..,l New prince.. ylM wim con.ra.Jinfl coal nd regulollon .lyl... A grond collection of riurdy fobrle... popular color. Size. 3 to 6 Included. . ; Toddlr Lov . PASTEL COATS 6.98 Colorful new Spring coat. . in graceful prince., effect., and boxy cla.slc. Well tai-. lored. Size. 1 to. 3. ,. EASTER BONNETS. Smart straw, and felt, for the little 1 AO ml.. tni Any purehaia of $10 or Mora May Ba Mad on Sean Eny Payment Pl m Uttle BoyV COAT SETS 6.79 . Handsomely; tailored .ingle or double-breasted .tyles, (with matching Eton caps. Pop; ulpr color.; Sizes from 1 to 6. Copt to Mateh...:..98e " 1SS SOUTH STH STHBET ' TELEPHONE 5188 , , Lanqell Valley Mr.-and Mrs. H.-M.--Tearc have sold their ranch to Scotty Ross of Los I Angeles. Mr, and Mrs, Teare and family will move to Klamath Falls- to make their home. The good wishes of their many friends in Langell valley and Bonanza go with them to their new home. . ., ; ' . Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ross and PFC and Mrs. Charles Lower milk, all of Klamath Falls, were visitors at the J. E. House home on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs: Mary Leldy and Mr.- and Mrs. Bill Novotny were evening visi tors. , . , .: j Deepest sympathy of the com-. munity is otierea to Mrs. Bessie Campbell and- family on ' the passing of Oscar Campbell, 'one or me Dest lovea men in Klam ath county. He will be sadly missed by .young and old. i .-1 Mrs. Mary Smith spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Johnson. Mrs. Herb' Marchant of Kerby, Ore., is visiting her son. Rav. and' family of Langell valley ana ner daugmcr, Mrs. Roy Jones, and new grandchild in Klamath Falls. Mrs. Reg Thomas and daugh ter visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Les Leavitt. Mrs. Ella Roads and Joe Roads spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Les Leavitt, and fam ily. " - Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pinelli of Midland spent Sunday with their daughter,. Mrs.. Bill. Bur nett, and family. ' " Albert Dearborn and Charles were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn and, Mark on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. : W. Brown and Martin, and PFC and JVIrs. Harold Frazier of Klamath Falls spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Frazier 'and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Mary Dearborn of Bo nanza spent several days . with her daughter . and. . family, the Les Leavittis. . , , Wilt House' fs home 'from' col lege at Corvallis for Easter va cation visiting his parents and his brother, LaRue House, and his family, .who .are here from Mesa, Ariz, . ; , ' 'Mr.' and Mrs! Clay Walker re cently sold their ranch in Lan gell valley arid will be' moving soon to Klamath Falls. - Good luck, and good wishes to .them.' Portland Bus Driver Arrested - ; PORTLAND: March' 29 (P) A city bus driver was arrested today after a bus veered off the highway and. struck a . man and woman working on a stalled'car. ' Mrs. Elzie Lovelett, 33, se riously injured in the chest and W. L. .Tozer, 35, suffering, leg injuries, are In a hospital. ' Police charged Paul A. Mould- win, zo, wnn violation ot me basic traffic -rule. - -. 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