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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1960)
PAGE 4 A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, April 24, i960 Codrt Records KLAMATH MLLl MUNICIPAL musr eheunwy c. Chapel, drunk, 125 or fly. days. "i Ma McCartney, drunk In an aulo, us r live daya. Lester Frank, vagrancy, , 1100 and 30 Claron Douglas Klal, drunk, 121 or (Iva Austin, fall diipley angling without drunk. US or live US Of Luck) PlKsneia. day. Lloyd Carroll Newberry, drunk, Edward' James Reed, drunk, us five davt. Edison P. Chlloquln, drunk, $25 or flva caieoonio Jackson, drunk, S2S or flva TRAFFIC Donald Gilford Gasparia, ran stop sign, Harry Cllk, ran stop sign, IS Donald E. Smittla, violation ol tha bas ic ruia, SI5. Carol Ann Kannady, Impropar turn, . Ingrid Louisa Strong, expired platas, Ralhtoma Coopar, fallura to yield right el way to vehicle, Ms. Buster Blair, racklsts driving, 125. Fenton Mahrt, mater warrant, f, John W. TlllOtl, follOMinn )M rln..lu Don Evaratt Srulp, paulng on right! K L MATH COUNTY . DISTRfCT COURT Gerald Duane Dadmonf violation basic wiannaro Wolfgang ' Martk, violation 11. tvivi 9f.w lorifueq- Lawrence Jonas and will Urn tam.. assault and batlary, aach antared piaa of . Hviiiy oscn requeti ury trial; sat June 2 at 10 a.m.) released upon original property bond polled. Gladys Naoma Eskiidsen, viola l ion bas ic rule, 17.50 forfeited. Walter Lowell Pryor, violation bailCi rule, 110. Joanne Cellyn Petersen, violation basic rule, 17.50. Vera Lucille Bennett, violation basic rule, $i?.M. Pex Raymond Jeggers, overlength, 110 Charles Evan Compton, violation baslci rule, entered plea of not guilty; hearing aet 9:30 a.m. April 2U raleesed upon posting S12 50 ball. Robert Leon Jotimon, fall display com- Gary Ballard Hogen, violation basic rule, $10. Phillip Thomas Duffy, fall stop at sloo inn, $s. "H Wesley Redfield Austin, fall display Kenneth Eugene Baker, violation beitc Toastmistress Topic Reported The trial of Isabel Sanders, ac cused of "Murdering (he English Language," will be heard Thurs day, April 28, at the regular 6:30 p.m. meeting of the Mt. Mazama Toastmistress Club. Counsel for the defense will be Rcba Marlz with two witnesses, Delia Baty and Inez Lambert. The case will be prosecuted ty Virginia Fuller, assisted by two witnesses, Evelyn Natale ,and Eunice Bunnell. Eva Cook will be judge and members and guests will serve ax Inrnrs. Thpv will otv the vpi. ' way ena way highway. M. I.. , . ,, . , . . John Clark Holichar, switched license diet and a poll of votes Will be plalas, S3S. rule, I7.. Darlana Zola Ikanu, u Ooran Curlla Rhoadi, license. SIS. Annahalla Bakar Villa, loraary ol dortamanl, request additional lima eavise as to a orellm narv haarini.- t ma Ml April 25 al a.m. rainandad lo matron. Daway Thompson, forgary. raquailad to waiva praliminarv haarino; bound evar lo grand lury, ball sat S4.0O0; remarked snaritf. Robart Jack Llskav. no transportation cartllicata, S20 iorfaltad. uretta Nan Swartifaaar. v olat on bat e rula, S7.S0 lorlailad. Twyla Jana Frlsvold. fall itoo at ston sign, ss forfallad. Larry sanlord Hatch, tall display II- canss. 1$. Corbatt Jackson Alexander, combina tion overload, S4I forleiled. Nellie Mae Sterns, tail stop at stop sign. U. Francis E. Roblnette. vlolatipn soaclal parmlt. S30 forfallad. eras waitar stillwell, driving wrong taken. Delia Baty will be topic-mistress for the evening. Blanche Petrol! will be toastmistress. ' SWITCH STARKVILLE, Miss. UPI -! Morris Adams resigned as exec utive committeeman of the state Young Democrats Thursday manage the congressional cam paign of Republican Edward W. Scott. WANT TO LEARN TO DRIVE? Phone TU 4-7690 Isaac Oanlal Tanktlay, larcany from auto, prallmlnary hsarlng sat April 25 at id a.m.; pan sat sisw; rsmanoaa. Margie Lolchas. assault and battarv. raauast tima to antar pleat sal April 25 at 10 a.m.; ball sal 1250; remanded to mairpn. Eugania Wilkinson Spialman. fall dis play llcansa. 15 forfaited. eerniece Virginia tollmen, violation oa- sic rula, SIC lorlailad. . ' TAILS FOB FLUNKEY LONDON (UPD-John Tavlor. editor of Tailor and Cutter Maga zine, asKea to comment Monday on why Princess Margaret has not requested ttiale guests at hei wedding to wear tails, replied: "When knee breeches went ou and trousers came In, knee breeches became the uniform oil the flunkey. That's the way tail! are going." Pair Honored By Kiwanis Two members of Silver Key. OTI honorary society, Betty Mul der and But furrow, were specia, guests at .he Thursday noon Ki wanis luncheon at the .Willard Hotel. Seven new Kiwanians were in traduced by Bob Kent, immediate past president, and wee present- ed pins and plaques. The seven are Jack Warrick, Rev. Laine Sibbet, Wilbur Womer, Leron Fisk. Dr. Robert Gallagher, Joe Smith and Willard McKinny. Privileged members (those who have been Kiwanians 10 years or more were also honored at the meeting. YOU'LL SEE YOUR FRIENDS CHANCES IN TEN . . . AT MERIT'S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY ass e. Main sum Sa. lh "'f HARRY E. PELTZ Honesty - Economy Progress REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY JUDGE Dear Voter and Taxpayer: In electing a County Court you are electing three directors to run a $60,000,000 corporation. These men should be well qualified and able to devote full time to this very important position, I am a native son of a pioneer family. 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