Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 19, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextIN , OnU.d BUU.- TBut. WE Curl. "hb-lK I M": WrViVBd In the United ll" ..Miter of operations, ,c,n li Vorvod 11 month, h'the clihlh bomber, com id as radio operator on a H- Curtis completed 30 ml ns7UtaVlln 281 combat fly hours. ' -rindion-Mr. mid Mr.. P. D I'.hlin 024 N. 101)) are ei'Bnt for the .first time. Lffi. T8t.nd-M Jack H ire Hie parents of ,v boy. born Wednesd.y. ,ii 18 In Santa, Barbara, lif Mrs. Otlcrbeln plans to "e Klnith Saturday to meet new grandchild. , n.i.ilya T.t and Mm. rim tiaiai." ... M HtlrrHI Jr.. 3114 Laverne Eton here with tholr dnugh-VT-.Z Jo. Ll. Hnlrroll has t liulnictlng t an army lid In Childress, Texas, for I"1 ".1.7 ii- ...III ri.tu.rt hark I duty l Lus Vegas, Nevada, iere he has ' transferred. rialM Tho Eaglca auxiliary I meet Friday.. April 20, at ... i.. ll.. immr KOE hall. Sliiloii of new offlcera will held, with an omcers ana j-ni i-nm wnrna formats. Lch snd entertainment Will after longe. - ; L Builnsu Trip Paul Lea I... .11. IT..IU U tnnnHlntf a IMailiaiu r..r - pf. -r dys In Portland on a com . .1 l.n.ln... np.pl (. 1 P I. M r M H sports Stanley H. Wryn left Tliurpduy for active 'service with tlio United Hiatus nuvy.' Ho has been wultlng fur his cull at the home of his parents. Mr. mid Mrs,. James 11, Wryn, 3121 La Verne, for tho punt two months. mmiy is tnc third son of the Wry its to no in In Mm James Jr., Is ut tho present In a rost camp with tho flint division somowhera In tho Pacific uftor a long sti-go of fighting In the Puluti Isliindn. Gerald Is u ra dio man with the field artillery In the European theater. Nephew Visits Pvt. 1c Al fred Lacey of Fnlrbury, Kas., has been a visitor this week at tho home of his aunt, Mrs. Lloyd AI ion of 2441 Orchard wuy. Aftor 1$ months in Africa, Italy nnrl Franco, ha Is at pronnnt stutloncd at Marysvllle, Calif. To Portland John Eblngor of Klomath Falls Is In Portlund on a business trip. He will re turn hore Monday. If you are Interested wt would . Ilka to talk to you about THOMAS NATURAL , SHORTHAND V' Our Address Is 733 Pine Btrast Corner of Bth A BUSINESS OFFICE TRAINING SCHOOL Both Day and Evening Classes Klamath Business College Casualty ,.,' ' - . f -j?p-iVp) .' -.J.. . ' rye.- V 'M V ? .V; J p-T ( v ftTsS ,,frr llaaaaaaVaiataaaaaaaiaaaaBaaaaaBaaaaaa Pre. William Dale Coadlll UBMC was reported as killed In action on Iwo Jims, accord ing to word received -from1 the war department by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Coadlll Sr. of 1840 Worden. The telegram stated that he was killed on March 7. QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms ef DhtrmArklrif from STOMACH ULCERS out to EXCESS ACID rree MkTells af HaiMTraalOTMrtthai Must Helparit WIN Ceet Veei Hetkkai Orcir two million bolllaaof IbaWlU.ARD Til E ATM KNThavaoppfD colli for rpp)f of ajrmplomanf dutraaa arlalos 'roai eSawiaila aixt PuiSinl IHaaa diu u Iwa A.U Faar Dlantton, Saw or Vaaat Mmilih, Oaaalaaia. Maarteam. ainplminn, u rtu In A.M. Sold ot) I A day' IrUli Ak tor "WllUrt'. 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THIS GREAT OFFER IS EXCLUSIVE AT YOUR INDEPENDENT DEALER IN THIS TERRITORY Elks Collect 4000 Books for Services More than ' 4000' books wore colloctcd by tho Klamath Falls Elks loduo for tho merchant ma rine ana coast guard, It was re ported today by llrrb Williams, chairman of tho drive. "Our auola was 1000 books. and naturally, wc uro tremen dously pleased at tho result," said Williams. "The campaign started alowly, but at the end the books poured in. They are about ready for shipment. Wc want to thank . everybody who helped." Classified Ada Bring Kesults. 'Dozer at Work On Lake Road A bulldozer was taken Into tho Lake o' the Woods today by the Klamath county road crew to remove mow from the roads. Work will start Thursday if no drastic weather conditions occur in the meantime. Ansil Pearce of the forest service made . a trip up - Tues day to check road conditions to the Lake o' the Woods and re ported the snow ' melting . fast. 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