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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1946)
Council Discusses COMliiiciiuaiiuiii nauc Planning Commission imnorlnnt rccominon. civ .CU1 r. , .. d..fi. LCriK thoc.ly I till V C. ' Ir-ln hn. K ",ili,, dl"("'k' P1 .7.. ....i...hmi'v street I . . ,....ilntf xmies bo '.r... in i-wrv block. L' only the jwoP-'lf In crown "n -L,D bo Hold, und the bird w mo Pr. .Knf ln?."I 5i.Mi i iaviro - . were two ways to ,uch district: one wus ilWi n Improvement l Uio area Involved i wu c r a t e d In the h tvenuo section wmo , md Hie oIIkt wan to clly hnnillc the mntU-r hole. Councilman Uollln I lumestcd tlmt tho Cnl Oregon Power company ti to wbmlt several tllt plini. , Loidlng Zono folding zone quciitlon fcrrcd lo the mayor who .port bmk Intor. In dls- ...kirh fallowed Mayor Itndort mid that nt a ro- ln ot tno trnmo sme ndl, merchants protested rveryttiprbloL-k1' miKle ould menu crowds of pco the deslKnatcd cornon bid weather bin pntroni d clog up cntrnncci to im woi laid on tho couiv l:c md the thudud nreus town m sect loin In which hr could bo wld. It win It out that the planning ulon wlihci to study pea rl of changing the shape oe districts, removing f districts." improving ind crooked streets and ins the property in ltd" areas. tr Police Judge Hnrold F Mid that there are 000 med lots on record is of try 14, 1040, with a total loa ot $106,000. The city k holding considerable fly for both tho state and fci commission, tho nroD- kid for tho stnte Is In the W state highway area tuenn 10 conifer. . jSwsMlloni Studied I motion of Cotincllmnn )1L all three rccommendo- ftcre to bo studied and re through reporU. next Central I suiftfosled h motion Hint the rjroo- plter be reforred to the p committee lo be taken 14 the city clerk who i mine a detailed survey int property should be irom sale and Just u wing wiuineicl. fKommendntlon from the pra that a one-milt coa tlnuliiK levy for the develop mont of Vftenins Memorial park, was accepted und referred to tho council oh a whole for thorough study. A report will bo nuido next week, On Hand Proporly owners of thrnn pluees condemned by the clly wore on hand. Thev worn Gcoi'KO Mustoo, M. C, Gluusnn oiul tioorgo Illehn, Musloo ad vised that ho hud sold lot 0 1 :i . block 102, Mills, to Kcl lluwklns und the council grunted the new owner SO days to clean up the properiy. uiennun, owner or property at 1002 Sargent, told the council he was working on remodeling of the buildluu in question und ho Is 'to report duck noxi wcck on progress. Dlelin, pluneor resident of the city, told the council Unit his property at 037 Klamath und which had been condemned, is in Mrs, blrlm'i name and us soon ns building wus possiblo. it wus their intention to put up a business structure, lie sulci he needed 01) days to get the rent or out, und the mutter wus re ferred to tho city uttorney fur uction. Curl Wood, who Is seeking permission to open u storo In an urea In which such businesses lire not approved, was advised thut the uppeul board hnd rcc ommended tho storo und Unit on presentation ot signatures of all property owners within 300 feet of tho structure, a permit would bo granted. License Returned A club license, sought by the American Legion, post No, 8, in tho former locution of the NCO club in tho Willurd, wns returned to members of the post with the request thut tho word "club" be chunged to "frnlcrnnl organization," und tho request rc-submltlcd next Monday night. Fred Brown, who asked per mission of tho council to cs tublish stump machines through out tho city, was told to come buck in a week and tho council would take the matter under advisement. Engineer Thomas advised that a sidewalk on Roosevelt had been approved and tho re mulnder of the council meeting was taken up with Informal dis cusslon of city problems such us a report by the mayor of the traffic safety council and ac tivities of the city in acquiring property lor mo veterans me morial park. Former Mayor Of Pasadena Passes PASADENA, Cnllf., Feb. 20 in-;-ur. rum M. Wulkor, 00, PiiHiidenu's mayor In 1031, died VflKtOf-rlllV l.rinp n Ill j -"' a iivv wi-l-hb in llf.KH llnrn I., T l...ln.. i ciinio hero In 1014. His widow unu a son survive. City Sells Seven Lots Seven pieces of city-owned property wus unproved for snlo by city fathers lust night ond tho largest sum offered wub uccepted from J. Marvin Hilton who will pay $mjuu for lot 4 block 8. Rull rond - addition, Others buyers were: Adolph and Violet J Zomsky, ijuu, iov z oiock jo, rirst addition. Muxmillnn Rozum, $500, lot IB y..n " J 4 , t't 1 1 In ncuuiiu. Arthur E. and Lucilc R. Ander. son $500, lot 12 block 211, Mills second. Frnnk Cotlon, $590, lot 740 block 117. Mills. Charles W. and Mayme Lcc Thnmns, lot 13 block 200, Mills second Frances Dennis, $500, lot 12 UIOCK 211, Mills. Stromberg-C a r 1 s o n Radios. uerey i Music Co. Jaycees To Hold State Confab Here Klumuth Fulls will play host to tho state convention of tho Junior chamber of commerce early In Juno this yeur, accord ing to John Sundmeyer, presi dent of the local club at tho busi ness meeting held last night in the chamber of commerce office. Sundmeyer und some 20 other Jnycees returned Sunday eve ning from a two-dny statu board mooting held in Prinuvlllc, and as a result of their promotion, the stuto group awarded tho con vention to this city. Rny Wurd, program chairman, announced thut pluns were being completed for the induction din ner set for next Monday ut which time ull new members will be officially inducted und be pre sented with their pins and mem bership certificates. Speaker for the meeting will be Charles Stark, secretary of the senior chamber. Members and their wives arc Invited ond reserva tions should be made not later than Friday of this week. Staff USO Members of the Jaycees will staff the USO club, Sunday, March 10, to provide food and service to any visiting service men or women. Bill Kunz is in charge of activities for the day. Preliminary pluns were out lined for tho Juycces throughout tho nation to sponsor publicity during the forthcoming cancer control drive and details will be announced later. Bad Luck Comes In Big Parcels ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb. 20 (A') Joseph Miszcn, 27, of Palmer, up Matanuska way, had a bad day yesterday. Ho was In a car, bringing Dor othy Hoaldt, 25, and Nathan Smith, 20, to Anchorage for their wedding ceremony, when the machine crashed through a bridge railing into an icy stream, sending him and the couplo to the hospital. And Just a few hours earlier, Miszen's house had burned down. Former KF Woman I Claimed By Death Mrs. L, O. Williams, former resident of Klamath Falls and mother of C. E. 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