At 7:00 This A. M.
Last Rites Held
Sunday P. M. For
Chas. A. Warnock
'REQUIRED' TO ERECT PLANT; WILL Scout Court, Honor
Held Here, Mon.
EMPLOY 250 'FACTORY' WORKERS Beach,
Judge Guy Forsyth, Gold
was speaker Monday eve
At 7:00 a. m. today, KCRE,
Crescent City, went on the air
Graveside funeral services for
tor the first time, after being
held up for weeks awaiting an Charles A. Warnock were held
Incorporation papers were filed last week with Sec- ning at the Boy Scout court of
official Okay from the Federal at 2:00 p. m. Sunday at the
honor and chili feed, held at the
James
William
Ward
Memorial
Communications Commission.
Odd Fellows hall. .The Rebekahs
Park,
with
Rev.
John
L.
Mum
From 2 to 11 this afternoon, by
prepared the chili, the committee
invitation, people are invited to bower officiating, under direction
Marguerite
of
Roeder
Funeral
home.
Crescent City Federated Church
Known as bro
Zook and Mrs. Bertha Whirry,
Mr. Warnock was killed Wed
at an open house, when a pro
Irene Koeller donated the pic-
gram will be given for‘the en- nesday evening late in a woods to Edwin Sund
kies and National Biscuit com
some
accident on his land, north of time. Work on
tainment of everyone.
pany the crackers.
in soon
Using a weve-length of 1500 town, while felling a tree. No
The meal was served by the
kilocycles, the new station will one witnessed th<‘ tragedy, and
Senior Girl Scouts, who won the
be on the air from 6 a. m. until little is known of how he met
plaudits of the crowd.
11 p. m. daily, although it has death.
Judge Forsyth presented the
It was not until he failed to
been granted “unlimited time”
Hornaday award to Richard New-
a
by the commission, which means come home at meal time that
__
i man, and told of Dick’s work in
the station may, if it wishes, be search was made and discov erv
conservation. Illness of John Gin-
his ~ lifeless
on the air 24 hours daily.
’
u:
— L body
J
apparently
ther prevented his being present
falling limb from the
While a copy of the program hit by
tor Mr. Ginther had worked for
has not been released as yet, it tree where he had been sawing.
two years with Newman.
Born Jan. 17, 1898, in Siskiyou
is understood that there will be
Other awards given were: Ten
a Brookings Hour, a Smith Riv- County, Calif., he is survived by
derfoot pins to Tommy and Jim
ei Hour, and other communities his widow, Edith; son, Donald;
my Widney, Richard and Ray
which co-operate with the man daughter, Phyllis Chenoweth; by
Mikesell, Robert Zook and Bobby
agement in way of obtaining a three sisters, Sophia Warnock,
Dimmick.
Mrs. H. W. Hy lander and Mrs.
program from the occasion..
Second Class to Phillip Kessler,
As soon as decided up, a daily .lack Foggerty and a grandson
Bobby Page,
Stanley Gribble,
’’skeleton” program will be car Keith Chenoweth.
Gael Ettinger and Dick Berger.
When four years old, Charley
ried weekly in this newspaper.
Star Badge to Dick Campbell,
came, with his parents, Joseph
with merit badges for car re
T. and Maria Warnock. to the
pair, personal health, safety and
old home, 10 miles north of
horsemanship.
Brookings. When 21 years of
Other merit badges went
age, Charles purchased 345 acres
Ray Murry for automobile, car
<
of his present home place, and
pentry rabbitt raising and civics,
became quite noted for his sheep
The scout committee of the I.
The Harlem Globetrotters, who end shorthorn cattle. In 1943 he
O. O.
grateful for all the
ant assistance is shown
appeared at Crescent City last purchased the remainder of his
Saturday evening, were all they present 927-acre place.
were advertised to be- only a
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Genzmer
lot more so, fans claim.
of McC a n n, Calif., cousins of
Being super artists in the game Mrs. Warnock, came for the fun
of basketball as well as comedy, eral and will remain with her
.
the negroes scored only when it for several weeks.
cm
was necessary to keep in the
lead, devoting most of their en
Henry Kerr, who with his wife
ergies to making the crowds roar
have for many years financed the
with laughter.
eduaction of foreign students in
C hetco Rod & Gun Club Ram-
America, told the Rotary club of
com
tods won two more hoop games
the gratifying success which had
last week, drubbing thp Klam
crowned their efforts. Students
Members of Brookings Rotary
ath. Calif., team by a 67 to 42 club, this week, were invited to
are in the mission field in sev-
score at the high school gym on join Rotarians from 40 other
eial foreign lands at present, to
Thursday, and defeating Case’s clubs in Oregon and southwestern
leplacp American missionaries,
Spoi t Shop, 50 to 32 at Crescent
whose successs doesn’t measure
Cit\, following the Globetrotter
up to that of students who re
game.
turn to their native countries
8. 9, and 10. The invitations were
Jim Barrett with
Mr. and Mrs. Kerr started this
points, xtended by the Eugene club, the
Bob Astin with
4 and Felipe host for the conference.
work several years ago. before
with 12 topped the scorers in the
Approximately 600 Rotarians
he had become a Rotarian, but
Klamath tilt.
H is directly in line with the
and their wives are expected to
Ray Reekman scored 10 points attend this three-day meeting,
international service and thp Paul
m the game against Case’s, with which wtll be held in the new ^uuy tacerne Co-operative, if the co-operative wishes. Harris foundation.
Felipe, Astin, Rausch and Clark Erb Memorial Union building on
So great was the impact of this announcement, the Bob Phillips, a new member
being tied with eight each.
the University of Oregon cam
told thp club of his ‘‘background’’
Hot asked what about housing to care for these men as
pus. It will be the first such pub
part of the program started
lic meeting in the $2, 100,000 stu h was assured that a housing project of about too units by the local club to acquaint all
dent structure, just opened this
members with each other’s life.
past fall.
would be started by the group, and workmen who will Born in Alabama, educated in
Fourth in the series of card
lexas, Mr. Phillips came to Ore
The conference will be presided
parties being given by Rebekah over by Jop p. Brecklp, of Van come to this area in key positions with the company.
gon first as a travelling sales
*■ ( »al Club was held Saturday couver, Wash., district governor
man lor a Colorado firm, and he
Mr. Mason, one of the incorporators, has engaged an and
vyning at the Odd Fellows hall, of Rotary. One international and
his wife liked the country
"¡th ten tables of pinochle in several national speakers have
so well they remained.
apartment
at
the
Chetco
Inn,
and
will
move
here
next
I1 ay. n1P Washington birthday been lined up for the meeting
motif had been used in the dec along with a program bf enter- O
n’^7 Pfdi’nin:,ry work
the new industry.
orations and refreshments. High tainment for the wives. Alton F.
score for ladies was held bv Mrs. Baker, publisher of Eugene Reg He will be the “architect” for the corporation, and will
Funeral services for Edwin
Mary Ettinger; low by Minnie ister-Guard, is general chairman nt m charge of construction work.
Ransom, a ’ong-timp resident of
Murry; high score for mcn bv oí the affair.
this area, will be held Friday af-
"J lev Spense and low by Biil
ternoon
from Baptist Commun
i
e’ ^0 pinochle prizes were
ity church, it was announced on
Ray Vincent, Tillamook, was
held by Edith Hynes and Madge
Wednesday. Many arrangements
Moore, and the door prize bv fined $50 in Judge Sandbo’s jus
still are pending.*
tice
court
late
last
week
for
leav
^va Springer.
About a week ago
Ran-
I - he next in the series will bp ing thp scenp of an accident in
which
he
was
involved
while
s<m
suffered
a
heart
attack
,
and
on March 3, at 8 n. m
s’nee has been confined tr
driving a truck that had been
many
home, Death came late '
loaned to him. L. L. Leonard is
day night.
interior
mith
Globe Trotters Put
On Comical Skit
Kerr Tells Of Aid
To Alien Students
Club Members Are
Invited To Eugene
Will Have 2000 K. V. Power Plant
Pinochle Party
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