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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1955)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NLNB It curve c Highway 7 north o( I CHy. Still In the hospital are Pic. ate, 31. Driver m Pvt. Floyd Per Wred and overturned, killing Pvt. I Alfred Prentiss, 34: Pvt. Innoventa dinand. 31, and Pvt. Jack Lemons, Marvin 1. Seiner. 31. ot Kansas I Montalva. 33. and Pvt. Fred Brek-36, were released after treatment. Accidents Mar Yeekend RED CROSS FLOOD RELIEF funds were aided by Klamath Basin residents last week when they purchased food items from the Red Cross sponsored food sales. Mrs. Charles Da kin (left), of the Klamath Falls Red Cross Chapter, shows a cake sold at the sale to Eloise Dugas and Bob Cable of the Big Y Market meat department. Local 366 of the Amalgamated Meat Cut ters and Butchers' Workers Union voted $50 for the relief fund. The $50 was used to purchase a cake from among those on sale at the Big Y Market. The cake was then returned to the Red Cross for a further sale. WEED Seven persons were taken to the Weed Hospital Sun day noon following a Uiree-aulo ac cident which occurred one mile south ot Weed on Highway 99. Andrew Torre ana his two chil dren. Michael. 6, and Annette. 8. visiting from San Mateo, and Lor aine Cordoza. 8. of Weed, were tak en to the hospital where Torre was found to have a punctured lung, lacerated fa.ee and dislocated hip. Both of his children have brain Court Records Kl. AM ATM COrVTT DISTRICT COIRT Andrew R. Giglrr. exposing firrworks frr Mir. fo.md KUilty hv in hmi for entencinf September T, 1935, Theodore Rooievelt Hanaon Jr.. com bination overload, S33 bail forfeited. Jack Neil Woolbrtdge, excessive length. $10 bail frofeited. Roy Bailey, passing Insufficient clear ance. S3 paid. Jee Jame Viuchn. drunk en public highway, enter plea of guilty, 15 days county jail. Norma n Fredrick Jacobton, violation basic rule, $11.50 paid. Volrht'i rives green itimps on SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS and ill other supplies. contusions and cuts. The little Cor-do;-. girl was treated (or cuts and Luutscs. In a pickup truck that collided with the Torre car were three men. Kenneth Leonard of Van Nuys, driver, received a fractured Jaw. A passenger. Henry Clark. Yuba City, has a broken jaw and lace lacerations. A second passenger whose name was not reported v was released after first aid treatment. Occupants of the third car were uninjured, according; to the Califor nia Highway Patrol which is con tinuing the investigation ot the ac cident. In the Weed Hospital also are three of six soldiers whose car ; Saturday morning failed to make High Winds Hit Williamson Area CHILOQUIN A wind storm late Sunday afternoon in the Wil liamson River area caused con siderable damage to farms and residences. Trees were split, fruit knocked . off trees, shingles torn from roofs ana television miucmian uu mc tops of homes were badly bent. O People Read Upp" For R,nt r 19H Main 5PQT ADS Suitable for office buiinm, A at. or both -you are. 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