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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1961)
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Pg t j On Thft Record KLAMATH PALLS BIRTHS 10YS ADAMS Born tfl Mr. wd Mn. Thorn- ' m Adams SPt. 2' in K lam in VlHy Hospital. boy wtigMng 4 lbs.. on. JONES Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rooert Jonas Stpl. 27 in Klamath Valiay Hospital, a bo walgning 5 lbs.. 15 o- NORTHROP Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan ny Northrop Sept. 3 In Klamath Vatlty Hospital, a bay weighing ' lbs. WARNER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warner Sept. 27 In Klamath Valley Hos pital, a boy weighing S lbs.. 12' ou- ALEXANDER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Alexander Sept. 21 at Klamath Valley Hospital bey weighing f lbs.. ? ois. GIRLS JOHNS Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johns Sept. II at Klamath Valley. Hos pital a girl weighing 7 lbs- oi WILHELM Born to Mr. and Mrs. George A. WHhelm Sept 21 at Klamath Valley Hospital a girl weighing 7 lbs.. 3 ois. O'NEIL Born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Nell Sept. 27 In Klemalh Valley Hos pital, a girl weighing 6 lbs.. 3 ezs. ZUMWALT Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Zumwalt sept. V In Klamath Valley Hospital, a girl weighing 4 ths., 9 ozft lttl SUMMARY Boys: 31 Clrlt: 143 H! Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Oscar T. Norwest. violate bask rule, S20. Martha J. McVay. violate basic rule, S2S. Donald L. Snedden. violate basic rule, dismissed by court. Peter L. Orler. no vehicle license, tound not guilty. Marlene M. Young, disobeyed traffic signal, dismissed by district attorney. William G. Pena, violate basic rule, dis missed by 'ilstrict attorney. Charles S- Kujawski, truck speeding, dismissed by court. Frank W. Borges. disobeyed stop Sign. $7.50. Larry L. Shoemaker, disobeyed traffic signal. $7.50. Doylne J. Maxwell, no operator's li cense. Si 5. John Ryan, obstructed vision, J7.S0. Deiores Rae Cotton, disobeyed slop sign. 17 V) Wallace L. Hargrove, disobeyed traffic Floyd L. Evans, tour In driver's seat, S7.S0. Chester Beck, no operator's license, 15. Lee Roy Totten. improper lane usage, $7 50. William D. Nuttall, disobeyed stop sign, $7.50. Gladys M. Andrew, failure to yield right-of-way, $7.50. David R. Barnett, violate baste rule, S35. Vernle Hood, violate basic rule. $50. WHIard G. Moudy, no operator's license (expired). 15. John M. Brehm, violate basic rule, Sit. Wilson s. Wiley, obstructed rear vision, $10. Homer D. Crowe, no PUC permit, $50. Jack B. Lawson, axle overload. $37. Harold L. Busley, bus speeding, contin ued. Kenneth R. Hanson, drunk In public. Ui. John Lee Copeland, fugitive complaint, dismissed by district attorney. Gilbert R. Marshall, ex-convlct In pos session of firearm, continued. $1,500 ball. Claudlne C. Combs and Veronica Her rera, petit larceny, continued. $250 each bail. Lloyd H. Ball, drunk In a private place, demurrer sustained, dismissed. Larry D. Sleling, false application For en angling license, continued. Donald R. Whitaker, excessive noise, $7.50. Robert W. Plschel. violation basic rule, $100. Paul C. Lloyd, violation basic rule. $25. Robert B. Kerns, failure to dim head lights, $7.50. Jon Marcus Baht, no horn, $15. George J. Bogenschutz. violation basic rule, $35. Gordon Eugene Wachter, Improper wheel covers. HO. Daniel Lattlmore Giles, viola) Ion basic rule, $30. Kenneth F. Lunsford, overwldth. $15. Alyce M. K. Dalve. violation basic rule, $15. Alyce M. K. Delve, no tall light. $7.50. - Jack H. Freeman. Improper multler, $7.50. Richard Joseph Steyskal, Improper mul tler, $7.50. James A. Burtz, excessive noise. $7.50. ' Jack Hnwklns- perking on public high- . way, $7.50. Daffna B. Spears, violation basic rule, $15. Lawrence A. Geraghty, disobey stop sign, $10. Elmer E. Prince, violation basic rule, $30. Kenneth M. Hunt, no operator's Means,. Tmfm SME RESCUED ) FRPCKLES BY BEATN' f ME lp r-7 . jvyj i ' I ' i i 1 AUcuUl f RAT51J LET'S PRETeMD ITAKETHAT, I 1 " FRFfK'IFTHArpoa. we'rct &OHrtNG! freckled yfOW -rrsc.v.rLtj'ff "mas a she? uatbs poujov A catuctai-. i y-vi BEETLE: Xr I Y : S" I I y' .r,r,nII W 1 I If OH.coMt now, wftPDCN! J shot".' shj know 1 I shows d0! I NvEt? mao. i huw w you sneake? I ; a i piP,jt w Z- V- i Lt- ; "i howu i w huk it was bbhiv jobi nuttin-tdo wir hqmciqei rr"-- I GETAWAY FUOrt irA OFP J- U 0O luv's ll uwrc.i Av- LIKE DAT OR HOW HE COME hAXINOWTHflr RIOT VES JUST VS9ST1M' YS S7 STV ' P. -VT i A-C iv Jf 7 J A. J y I thequaros! J7 t,--, J ELSE IN THAT Wt Grrr wwsj. Hliii 7m iO'Z "" KLAMATH FALLS , MUNICIPAL COURT Valeria B. Chocktoot, drunk driving, $150 and five days; no operator's license, $7.50 tine. Rex E. Dlllevou, drunk, $35 forfeited. LeRoy Gooowa, drunk, $35 forfeited. Vernace Parrish, drunk, $25 or five days. Joe Tkach, drunk, $25 or fve days. Dan Scolt, drunk, $25 or five days. Roland J. Crume, drunk, $35 or five days. Robert Vernon, drunk, $25 or five days. Grant Fonlenot, drunk, $25, or five days. Sterl A. Whitson, drunk, $25 forfeited. Leonard Mackey. drunk. $25 or five days. Edward T. Killough, warrant, contin ued. Hugh Y. Davidson, vagrancy. 30 days. Raioh L. Gestvang, drunk, $25 or five days. TRAFFIC William R. Bradshaw,. violation basic rule, $10 forfeit. Ealth F. Lock hart, violation basic rule, $50 forfeit. Graydon G. Broylei, ran stop sign, $5 forfeit. Howard W. Amidon, ran red light. $10 forfeit. John Antony Fattetto, violation basic rule, $10 forfeit. Michael C. Rich, ran red light, $10 for fen. Stephen Yberra, ren stop sign, no oper ator's license. $17.50 forfeit. Carol E. Flowers, ran stop sign. $10 forfeit. Charles McNoise. ran stop sign, no op erator's license, $17.50 forfeit. Clarence A. Hintz, ran red light, $10 (orfeil. Cyril E. Humphrey. Improper left turn, $7 50 forfeit. Hjalmer S. Rathe, ran stop si?n, $'0 forfeit. Catherine Trlckey, following too close, $10 torteit. Stanley H. VanOrman, failure to yield right of wny lo pedestrian, $10. Raymond O. Gregory, excessive tire noise. $7.50 forfeit. Percy J. Trudeau, no operator's li cense, $7-50 suspended. Heroid Leroy Wlrtn, no operator's li cense. $7.50 suspended Robert h. Baker, detective brakes, $10 suspended. Marshall A. Moon, Illegal left turn, $7 50 forfeit. Lynn Edrd Shaffer, expired license, $7.50 suspended. Alvars Kisis. Improper passing, $7.50 for'fif Maynard Darrtl Combe, violation beste rule. $40 forfeit. George Demetrakos. ran red light, $10 forfeit. Robert Klulh, no operator's license, $7.50 forfeit METER VIOLATIONS Re-lemln E. Wolfe, $10 torteit. Rov F Ourbln, $7 forfeit Barbara Merrill. $ forfeit. WWAT DO I TU1NK HAPPENED. WARDEN? I SO DO vaxj' tuzt punk kwsJ PUT IN THEC?c: TO KILL DANDY f f 1 MTNl J I Hp GAVE IT 1 n- Tuc il II KILL DANDY! b;- ' Shepherd Dog Saves Woman SALEM (APi - H-r German Shepherd dog wgs credited by I Mr s. Clvde Chanman with savinu !her life early Friday mornina when flames swept through Oak Point store and her adjoining home seven miles southwest of Salem, She said she was awakened about 4 a m. by the dos tugging frantically at her arm. Independ ence firemen saved two of the four rooms of her home but flames destroyed the arocerv store. Mrs. Chapman's husband was elk hunting in Idaho and unawais of the loss.
