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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1945)
Men From This Area Discharged Many men from the Midland empire are on discharge lists be Jng announced daily at separa tion centers. The center at Fort Lewis has listed the following men re cently: Pre John A. Alterlund, 1019 McKlnley. Pre rrnk J. Choate, 410 Homedale. Sgt. Edward C, Gunkel, Lakrview. WOJO Lulher I. Cone, 1826 Academy. T4 Edward C. Tcaney, Box 551. TS Manofaa D. Frlitoe, 2041 Darrow. Bft. Jack W. Mitchell, Routa 1. : Cpl. rioyd W. Scolt. Malin. T4 Theodora Crume, Spragua River. . Cpl. Harvey F. Walker, 2950 Crest. BSgt. Kenneth D. Pierce. Lakeview. 8gt. Henry Frederick, Lakeview. TS Floyd Parazoo, Chlloquln. TS Dale O. Cannon. Bly. TS William Haarstrlch, Kirk. Cpl. Clyde M. Sterner, Lakeview. tB Cat WatllMt T. Iihh IkevifW. pre Reglnarld F. Sargent, Modoc Cpl. Bddia F. Kamarad, Merrill, vt ittmt. Vim CI MpKm. Lakeview. Tft Albert K. Reynolds. 1220 Martin. tpl. nenry J. Avans, t.oi oyaiuiimn. SSft. Robert S. Hall, Chlloquln. PFC Harry F. Wright, Chlloquln. PFC Donald RedlTrled. Lakeview. BiV limn J. Clwni Ikeiiw. Pre Ray E. Chrlstenson, 3405 Ander- PFC Elmar I. Abell, RL 3. Box 411. T4 Charles H. Foster, Jr., 1871 Port land. Pvt. Vernon W. Gray. 2219 S. 6th. SSgt. Manford R. Christie, 4806 5. lpFC Jack L. Bewert, 4800 Billard Ave. PFC Jack D. Wit lard, Bt 3, Box 680. 175 Albert K. Reynolds, 1220 Martin. Pre Lyle Thorp, 1905 Summer lane. SSgt. Dale K. Sechritt. 1440 Main. TV Sgt. Donald C. Kltterman. 5413 Shait way. Cpl. Robert L. Col man. Sgt, Hugh C, Hafton. 1821 Etna SL Cpl. Harvey F. Walker. 2950 Crest St. T4 Louts J. Estes. 3441 Hillyard Ave, Sgt, Robert V. Anderson. 1619 Eldorado Blvd. T4 Archie D. Beckwilh, OdeU Motor CT3 William Kuykendall. 648 Cali fornia Ave. T3 Lloyd W. Froom, 1421 Esplanade PFC Willard C. MltchcU. 2510 ShaiU WT3 Kenneth J". BramweM, 2223 WLard St. Sgt Earl Gregory of Klamath Falls and Pvt. Delbert D. Wahl. 4338 Arthur atreet, have just cleared the separation centers at Ellington Field, Tex., for hon nrable relief from air corns service. Hugh O. Holte. GMLc. 22 High, was honorably discharged from the person nel separation center ai anocmaKer, Calif. Also honorably discharged there was Eugens R. Beasley. AMlc, Box 632. Ens. John D. Clark, 1737 Menlo way, was discharged from the navy under the point system. Sgt. William Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson of Gilchrist, has been discharged from the air force at Santa Arta, Calif., after 49 months serv ice. He holds the Air Medal with one cluster. L. D. Buell. Klamath Agency, has fin ished 51 months service with the army air force, his last station being Ran dolph field, Tex. At Camp Beale. Calif., 2nd 1A. Arion Revis, son of Mrs. J. L. Revis, Ru 3. Box 160. Klamath Falls. Ore., was placed on Inactive status today with 89 points, after almost four years of military service. Lt. Revis went overseas on April 6, 1944 and was assigned to the S23nd T. D. Bn.. 30th Inf. division as the unit commander. He wears the Silver Star for gallantry action in France, also fought through five campaigns. He will be honorably discharged upon expiration of his terminal leave which Is on De cember 5, 1945. LOAN RULING SALEM, Nov. 26 (P) State veterans' loans cannot be made i for repairs or improvements on property offered for security, Attorney General George Neun . er today advised Hugh Rosso n, state director of veterans' af fairs. , , - Happy Birthday! 't i I - ! 4 aw. r i v o- TVw. .-lonorina Swift and company', 21st anmvcrtaiy in Klamath Falls, a hugt papier-macha birthday cake, IS it wida and 8 faat high was the featured attraction at tha Swift branch house open ing here on November 25. 7700 Guests Attend Grand Opening Of Swift's Plant Sunday, November 25, marked the grand opening of Swift and company's new branch house at 834 Market In Klamath Falls. Swift's employes welcomed over 1700 guests who visited the plant from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Centered in the new building was a large flower-decked papier-mache birthday cake, 15 feet Courthouse Records Mirrlar Licenses BALTAZOR-METZ. Frank John Bt taror, 28, bus driver. Native of Nevada. Resident of Klamath Palls. Ore. Eva Lee MeU. 21, typist. Native of Okla homa. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. WEST- BAKER. Jay Lee West. 22. fnrmer. Native of Oklahoma. Resident cf Klamath Falls, Ore. Erma Lucille Bilker. 19. waitress. Native of Idaho. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. Complaint Filed Keith K. Ambrose vs. Clara H. Am brose, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried November 17. 1943. at Klamath Falls, Ore. Plaintiff asks that maiden name of Clara H. Jester he restored to defendant. Henry E, Perkins, attorney for plaintiff. Decree Granted Ruby Moore vs. Charles Lynn Moore. Ida I. Zumwalt vs. John B. Zumwilt Verao E. H u son vs. Cart W. Huson. Jostle Ceart George Marchman. petty larceny. Fine. $20 or 10 days in Jail. Committed to county jail. Alton Lewis Erickson. hunting during prohibited hours. Fine, 510. Elmer Lee Sprasue. hunting during prohibited hours. Fine. SIO. Lewis Hamilton Luklng, failure to obey stop sign. Fine. $5.50. Joseoh Allen, drunk on nubile high way. Fine. $10 or 5 days. James Richard Colahan, failure to obey stop sign. Fine. $5.50. Lois Sailor McKendree. passing when view ahead not clear. Fine, $5-50. DIONNE'QUMTS' always refy en this treat rub for COUGHS'ffCOLDS Gift Mild . wide and eight feet high, honor ing the 21st anniversary of the local Swift branch office. Special cuts of meat, includ ing hard-to-get ham and bacon were displayed, inside the new headquarters and a refrigerator car, designed by G. F. Swift, founder of the organization, was also featured. Sandwiches, coffee, ' tomato juice, ana swifts new drink "Swiftee," were served to guests. Jumbled displays of Prem and other bwift products were ar- ranged as guessing games for the public. W. J, Kunz, manager of the local Swift office, stated that the new Klamath Falls branch house is completely modern in eciuiD merit as well as in the actual building. WEATHER Eugene Klamath Falls Sacramento Portland Reno . San Francisco . Seattle Medford Red Bluff 56 Mln. Precln. 44 .70 111 .82 .00 WASHINGTON AND OREGON-Cloudy with rain today, tonight and Tuesday. snow m me mountains, siignuy warm' er tonight. Strong to gale force south erly winds off coast. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Rain In north portion today, spreading through south portion tonight Tuesday partly cloudy except showers fn extreme north portion, warmer in south portion today and tonight. Fresh southwesterly wind, occasionally strong, on north coast. si Recreation Club Here Big Success City Recreation Director E. A. Hambrick has announced that the Boys' and Girls' club, which had its opening in mld-Novem-bcr at 4tli and Klamath, has been very well received by Klamath youngsters. The club Is located tn the rec reation halls of the Salvation Army. Here the young people have access to ping-pong, shuffle-board, wrestling mutches, basketball, volleyball, indoor baseball and various kinds of table games. At present tho rec reation department is trying to obtain a juke box to Install in the club. In the afternoon the club Is open from 3:30 to 5, and In the evenings from 6:30 to 9. Young sters from the eight-grade age group on up through teen-agers are welcome to use the club. Boys have the use of the club facilities every afternoon. How ever, Wednesday and Thursday .ire "boys' nights." and Saturday and Monday evenings are "girls' nights." The recreation department Is also continuing its work of help ing Klamath Falls citizens to or ganize nartics, hunting trips and entertainment for out-of-town guests. This service is available LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CRKD1T0BS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha undersigned hai been appointed ad ministratrix or the estate of CHAR1.ES ROBERT THOMAS, deceased, and has qualified and all persons having a claim against said estate are hereby required to present the same with the proper vouchers to me at the office of L. OHTH S1SEMORE, 313 Stewart-Drew Bills. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six till months from the dale hereof. DATED this 19th day of November, 1943. ' RUBY M. BF.LL, Administratrix. N. 19-26; D. 3-10-17 No. 237. to any Klamath rails resident, nllhouKh the youth In tho com munity is the purtlculur concern ot tlio department. Housing Problem On Oregon Campuses Will Be Discussed SALEM, Nov. 28 (V) Stulc and federal officials will meet In Seattle December 13 to dis cuss plans for obtaining addi tional houses to avcommodato students at Oregon colleges and the university, State Budget Di rector George Aiken said today, Aiken will attend tho meeting. Aiken said arrangements hnvo been made to get 52 houses from the alum bomb project at Rich land, Wash., but that SOU more houses are needed. Tho contract for moving the 52 houses litis been awarded. Eagles Auxiliary The Eaglps auxiliary will meet Tuesday night tit 8 o'clock In the lower FOE hull at flth and Walnut. This Is to be rally night for Inltl lit ion of candidates. Officers and members of the drill team are to wear formals. Entertainment and refreshments are planned for after the meeting. USE 666 Co!d Preparations Liquid, Tablets, Salvo, Nosa Drops, Uso Only At Dirocted HARTFORD Accident aad IndesanltT Cosapaor INSURANCE T. B. WATTERS General Insurance Agency FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE 615 Main St. Phone 4193 CUANS AS IT SHINfs Modi bt A " f t"J war conditions. If our Seller vfill hav. more juse as soon a. are available. 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