FRTDi'Y. FEBRUARY 28. 1938
HERALD ANP NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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Senators Get
Beef Candy
CITY BRIEFS
Will
Pastor The Rev
man. director of Westminster
WASHINGTON if - The Oregon ' Foundation work in the Synod of
Cow Belles, the auxiliary of the; Oregon, will fill the pulpit of the
Oregon Cattlemen's Assn.. dis-' First Presbyterian Church, Sun
triuuted candv made from beef in! day, March 2.
tne senate dining room this ween
Hall-lPromenaders Saturday. March 1.
at 8 p.m., in the South Sixth Street
Community Hall. Art Schuck,
Yreka, will be the caller. Potluck.
Everyone welcome.
Moved Mrs. Frances Kiaer has
Sen. Xeuberger 'D-Oie ar- Zulcima Nile Club of Klamath; been moved from the Klamath
homemade pies to be served at the !
church from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at $l
ixr plate for adults and 50 cents
for school students. The dinner
is open to the public.
Rebekah Past Noble Grand
Club members will meet at the
home of Margaret Biden, 802
Riverside. Tuesday, March 4, for
a 12:30 p.m. potluck luncheon. All
members are urged to attend.
ranged the distribution as a means i Falls will have its regular lunch
of publicizing a new market for eon meeting at the Willard Hotel,
beef products. Wednesday, March 5 at 1 p.m.
Taking part were Mrs. Dave Members will purchase their
Campbell, Bly, Ore., president of luncheon tickets at the hotel desk
the Cow Belle delegation: Mrs.
Frank Obenchain; Mrs. Henry C.
Gerber, Klamath Falls; and Mrs.
Julian Arrien, Vale.
Neubereer said he had urged the
Department of the Army to study
the possibility of including the
high-protein product in the mili
tary rations. He said the Army re
ported it was familiar with the
product and had made some sug
gestions for its improvement.
PRITTY 6-YEAR-OLD Mary Lynno Dannuck of Yuma, Ari
zona, is the 1958 national Easter Seal child of the National
Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Crippled by
cerebral palsy, Mary Lynne receives care and treatment at
the Easter Seal center in Yuma and represents more than
132,000 crippled children throughout the nation whose re
habilitation is being financed by contributions made during
the annual appeal. This year's Easter Seal campaign opens
March 6 and continues through Easter Sunday, April 6.
Call reservations to Mrs. Arzellu
Voight. chairman, TU 4-3716.
A Communicant class for young
people and adults contemplating
membership in the church will be
gin Sunday evening, March 2, 5:30
p.m., in the church lounge of
Peace Memorial Presbyterian
Church. South Sixth Street. The
class will be held for four succes
sive Sunday evenings and will last
Valley Hospital to the home of her
daughter. Mrs. George Thomas,
4856 Laverne Avenue. Mrs. Kiger
broke her hip January 28.
Garden Club Klamath Falls
Garden Club meets Monday,
March 3, in the city library audi'
torium at 2 p.m. Sirs. Will Black-
man will discuss narcissi. The
landscape group will meet at 11
a.m. under the direction of Mrs
Hugh O'Connor.
In Air Force Kdward Mikesell,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Vein Mike
sell. tllO Hanks Street, has enlisted
Death Takes Movie Tycoon;
Studio's Future Pondered
HOLLYWOOD W-Who's going
to run Columbia Pictures now
that Harry Cohn, most absolute
of all movie tycoons, is dead?
A worried industry, reeling
from television's potent punch, to
day pondered the question.
Columbia, under Conns iron-fist
Ford, an old friend, told Spencer
Tracy, Pat O'Brien, Jack Lein
mon 'and the rest of "The Last
Hurrah" troupe to go home.
"Who in the hell am I going to
ed rule, long has been regarded j Candle" set Kim Novak, a
he sadly walked off the lot.
And on the "Bell, Book
as an industry giant and one of
the most financially successful
operations in town.
The company has many able
executives who can handle the
financial end of the operation.
But Hollywood is concerned over
who will make the pictures in a
studio that has been a one-man
operation for 3D years.
Most logical choice provided
he wants such a killing job is
producer-director George Sidney.
When Colin was first stricken
at his suite in a Phoenix, Ariz.,
resort hotel, it was significant
that Mrs. Cohn called Sidney
first.
Sidney, along with Cohn's per
sonal physician, flew to the Ari
zona capital just in time to see
Cohn being placed in an ambu
lance. The 66-year-old Colin died
yesterday in Sidney's arms as the
ambulance sirencd to St. Joseph's
Hospital.
Significant, too, is that Mrs.
Cohn, voting her own and her
three children's shares, will name
Columbia's next studio boss. Their
holdings, already willed in trust,
total more than 200.000 shares a
majority.
Sidney, like Cohn. is a top pic
ture maker. He had a successful
tenure at MGM but Cohn lured
him to Columbia when Cohn's
health started failing several
years ago.
Since then. Sidney has turned
out some of the studio's blockbust
ing hits, notable "The Eddie
Duchin Story" and "Pal Joey."
Sidney is a long-time president
of the Screen Directors Guild.
Cohn's death, from a heart at
tack, showed how little publicized
he was in this town.
He had a history of heart
trouble three attacks in recent
years. Few. except his family and
intimates, knew this.
It was only in the last two
years that he permitted his pub
licity department to use his name
on stories about the studio.
The studio virtually closed down
when word came of the boss'
death. Veteran director John
Court Records
KI.AMATII FALLS
MI NK IHAI. COl'RT
Delbert R. Nicholson, charged with
driving while intoxicated, asked for
time to plea. Court hearing scheduled
for February 28.
Clarence Baisden, drunk. $25 or 121)
days.
Francis J. Picard. drun'x, $25
W, days.
Th-ee Irventles arrested One
charged with reckless driving and lar
ceny from an automobile and two
charged with larceny from an auto
mobile. KI.AMATII COI'NTV
IIISTKICT I'OI'BT
George Lewis Johnson, excessive
width. $10 paid.
Ralph Malcolm Hyder. combination
overload. $35 bait forfeited.
Paul Raymond Holcomb, four In front
seat. SIO bail forfeited.
Richard William Roderick, tandem
axle overload. $37 bail forfeited.
Glen Arthur, improper muffler. S5
paid.
James Calvin Reich, violation basic
rule. $750 bail forfeited.
George Lewis Johnson, axle ov
erload. $56 bail forfeited.
Darrel Wayne Snow, combination
overload. $131 ball forfeited.
Roberty Glenn Lyman, violation ba
sic rule. $7.50 paid.
Johnny Wilburn Prentice, fail stop
at stop sign. S5 bail forfeited.
Robert Henry Redkey. assault and
battery, enter plea of not guilty; Jury
(trial set for March 6. 1956 at 10 a.m.;
I bond set at $350; remanded to cus
Itodv of sheriff.
Cecil Ferguson Cleverly, violation
basic rule. S3 naid.
Edward Lee Corbett, fail display li
cense, dismissed.
Robert Roy Dixon, fail display 11
cense, dismissed.
Sharon Kay Green, no muffler, $5
paid.
Wesley Justin Blankenship, follow
ing too closely, $7.50 paid.
Louis Earl Leppert, violation basic
rule, $5 paid.
Chester L. Mills, rati yield rtgnt Of
av. $5 paid.
Frances Praxedes Cavener. violation
basic rule. $7.50 ball forfeited.
. ! Robert Frank Finton, fall atop at
and I stop sign, $5 paid.
star
Air Force Base, Texas.
or one nour. iew memoers win . , ,,e Air Korcc and is now at
oc puonciy received during tne Lackland
Easter season. I
I Lost A shorthaired ted dog
A Congregational meeting of with collar, that appears not to
Peace Memorial Presbyterian! have had a meal in some time.
Church will be held immediately
following the 11 a.m. worship
service, for the purpose of elect
ing a new board member to the
board of trustees and to seek dis
solving of the pastoral relationship
with the Rev. Burton Alvis who
has been appointed field director
of the Synod of Oregon, and to
elect a pastor-seeking committee.
Members of the congregation are
urged to be present for this im
portant meeting.
No Meeting of the Klamath
Falls Business and Profession
al Women's Club Monday, March
3. The next meeting will be held
jointly March 10 with members of
Quota Club and the Klamath Falls
Soroptimist Club for dinner at the
Willard Hotel.
Camp Fire Girls and Blue
birds will open their annual candy
sale, Saturday, March 1. with a
house to house approach selling
Miss Saylor's chocolate coated
mint patties at $1 for the 12 ounce
package. Proceeds from the sale
are used to improve and expand
the Camp Fire program in this
area.
Sewing Day for the Mission
Hospital is scheduled for the First
Presbyterian Church. Thursday,
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aiarcn t. 1 use uiu am-vi uiaruveis
for filler for quilts and a sack
lunch. Coffee will be furnished.
Zone Meet A meeting will be
held Tuesday night, March 4, at
7:30 at the Yacht Club, 2700 Front,
at which time the zoning com
mission will explain the proposed
development and zoning plan and
zoning regulations in the Lakeshore
district. All those in the district
who are interested are urged to
attend.
BOB ROSS TV
New Location
3005 SHASTA WAY
TU 2-3479
Sam Phone Number
Guaranteed Service on all
makes. Day or Night!
Phone TU 2-3479
has been seen on the Lake of the
Woods Road near the Geary Canal
The animal is unapproachable and
tries to climb up dills.
Henley Bethel No. 51. Interna
tional Order of Job's Daughters,
will meet Monday, March 3. at the
Mt. Laki Church with Honored
Queen Norma Jean Lyon presid
ing. On March 8 the group will
sponsor a spaghetti dinner and
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Square Dance There will be an
open square dance by the Keno
Cohn created, cried so hard that
director Richard Quine decided it
was useless to go on.
Cohn, born in New York City,
is survived by the widow Joan and
the children, Harry Jr., 12; John,
14, and Catherine, 8.
The
Welcome Wagon
Hostess
Will Knock on Your Door
with Gifts & Greetings
from Friendly Business,
Neighbors and Your
Civic and Social
Welfare Leaders
On the occasion of:
The Birth of a Baby
Engagement
Announcements
Arrival of Newcomers to
Klamath Falls
Phone TU 4-6185
No cost or obligation!
LOW COST
lUSORAHCE
FOR CAREFUL
DRIVERS
ONLY fjjs,
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SUM-ANNUAl NEMWMS
PERSONALIZED SERVICE
Rock-bottom rates by aiming to
insure only carefol "less expensive"
driven. Savings by issuing just
oae "eontimiouj policy" as lomt
aa yon keep the same car. Two
eaay-to-budget payments instead
of one big yearly bill. Service
8,000 agents and dawns repre
sentatives to give yon fast friendly
help anywhere you go.
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STATE FARM Agent
FRONDIZI TO U.S.
BUENOS AIRES I UP) -President-elect
Arturo Frondizi will
visit the United States and the
principal Latin American coun
tries before his inauguration May
I, reliable sources said today. The
sources said Frondizi will travel
north along the Atlantic countries
and will return along the Pacific
Coast.
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An old fashioned
whisky-
The mild taste
tells the story.
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Air Condilioning-tBrperoturei mode to order
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709 So. 6th
Phone TU 43262
OPENING
Saturday, March 1st
Under new management
We Just Bought, Come On
Out. Go A Round With
Lorraine (V On 'Dingier)
PLAY SHUFFLEBOWL
Midway Tavern
Merrill Highway
SPECIAL!
Cedar Shiplap 35.00 per M
2x4 Studs 15c each
No. 4 Fir Dimension 37.50 per M
BASIN BUILDING MATERIALS
4784 So. 6th
Phone 2-2563
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V.F.W.
ANNUAL CRAB FEED
Saturday, March 1st
Serving 6-9 P.M.
Tickets Available At The Door
VFW HALL
Dancing 10-2 A.M.
$1.50 per person
515 Klamath
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