Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, June 11, 1953, Page 3, Image 3

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    For What It's Worth John Puetz and
By CLIFFORD P. ROWE
By popular demand this ij the Margaret Sietz
final instalment in the story of
the disappearing hat. When I Wed in Tucson
i panied by Mrs. Eaton, sang “Oh
Promise Me.” “Because,” and “The
J Lord’s Prayer.”
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Charles Minder-
man. She wore white embroid­
ered organdy gown with net yoke,
[w ro te
som e
Margaret Ann Sietz of Vail, matching white mitts, white hat
veeks ago tell- Ariz.,
of Mr. and Mrs. with veil, a pearl necklace (the
| ng of the loss Chas. daughter
Minderman, became the gift of the groom) and carried a
f my favorite, bride of Bernard John Puetz of bouquet of white gladiolus.
veil-worn a n d Brookings, son of Mrs. Ruth Coff­
The maid of honor, Miss Evelyn
therefore i n t i ­ man. Brookirfgs. on May 29th at Jensen of Tucson, was dressed in
yellow nylon embroidery and car­
mate headpiece, 7 p m.
It was an informal wedding ried orchid daisies with head­
I had no idea
dress of the same.
hat it would with a double ring ceremony. The
Bernard J. Uhler of Tucson
altar
was
decorated
with
white
•rouse as much gladiolus and palms.
was best man.
•oncern among
They were united in marriage
A church reception followed
ny readers as b.v Rev. Maurice G. Ballenger. the ceremony with Mi’s. W. W.
urned out to be Soloist Louis S. Eaton, accom- Warren as hostess, assisted by
-
he case.
Miss Leona Blocker.
\nyway, I have will do much toward lessening
Out-of-town guests included the
given up the search as a lost the cold and unfriendly dignity mother of the groom, Mrs. Ruth
cause. As a result of my appeal which it now possesses and in Coffman of Brookings.
The young couple are on an
every establishment in town time increasing its value as a
extended wedding trip along the
boasting either a hat rack or a companion in tribulation.
coast and planned to be in
nail in the wall called me in to
Rest assured, its existence will Brookings by June 8th, where
inspect their, collection of an­ be guarded zealously by one who, the
bridegroom is employed by
tique hats which had been giac- has become wise through experi,* the Plywood
Corp.
ing their premises for some time ence.
He served in the U. S. Air
The accumulation included all
sizes, shapes and forms; and al­
though I met with no personal
success, I did go away with the
consolation of knowing that I
hadn’t been the only man to suf­
CONGRATULATIONS
fer so great a loss.
Are Extended To
So, since the disappearance
cannot be blamed, as is custom­
ary, on my absent-mindedness,
Hi-Way Market
there is only one place to lay the
blame. While friends around town
have been very' helpful in my en
deavors to locate the missing, the
ITz/Zr Compliments of
dear wife and the two olTspring
have been exchanging knowing
PAT’S DISTRIBUTING CO.
looks when I returned home
daily report failure. They have
COOS RAY
convicted themselves.
It I had the necessary finances,
I would sift the ashes in 'the fur­
Borden's Fine Cheese
Nallev’s Products
nace anil send them away to a
crime laboratory for study. I am
confident that science would dis­
cover a gray Stetsoa of ancient
vintage with the initials C.P.R.
in the hatband had been the vic­
tim of arson.
Nevertheless, I have decided
to break in another one. I. so
" .1
happens that I have a hat, re­
T T
served in the past for church and
other dress-up occasions, which
I intend to put through the proc­
ess designed to give it personal­
ity. A few rainstorms, a few
times of recovering it from under
the cushions on the davenport
Force four years and was s t a - i D ^ ^ k ;
ti
i
.
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