A Brookings Harbor Pilot
THURSDAY, JU N E 11, 1953
Double
Wedding
K lam ath Falls
Event June 2 7 th
HELLO WORLD
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Vincent are
parents of a daughter, Jan n a Lee,
born June 7 at Crescent City and
weighing 8C pounds.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W illiam
Shipley, Jr., on May 30, at C res­
cent City, a son, Michael George.
Eight pounds, one ounce.
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Born to C lark and Anita Em-
I bum of Brookings on May 28, a
baby girl, Corinne A nnette, six
(jounds and 3 ’i ounces.
Mrs. Andrew J. Honzel, Sr., left
this m orning for K lam ath Falls
to m ake plans for the double
wedding of her daughter and son.
T he May issue of the K lam ath
F a lls H erald and News carried
the following announcem ents of
the coming wedding.
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Mr. and Mrs. Denn of Denn
"Mr. anti Mrs. Andrew J. Hon­
zel, Sr., Lakeshore Drive, an ­ Supply, Easy street, are parents
nounce the engagem ent of their of a boy, born this m orning at
dau g h ter, Phyllis, to Dr. Edw ard Seaside hospital.
Rai t ano, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A rth u r B Raitano, form erly of
S e a ttle , now of San Francisco.
"Mr. and Mrs
Thom as B.
Young announce the engagem ent
of th eir daughter, Beverly Jane,
to Andrew J. Honzel, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Honzel.
"T he wedding is planned for
Ju n e 27, at Sacred H eart church,
K lam ath Falls."
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Honzel
recen tly moved to the Ben Kerns
house on the ocean, off Tan Bark
road. Mr. Honzel is m anager of
Brookings Plywood.
C. 0 . LEONARD
L L LEONARD
Local Couple
M arried
Miss M artha Nation, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nation,
became the bride of Eddy G ra­
ham, son of Mr. and Mrs. W il­
lard Graham , on Sunday, May
31 at 4:00 p.m. Rev. Manson
M etcalf officiated at the cere-
mony.
A fter a short wedding trip the
couple are at home in the Brook­
ings area.
Doreen M arie arrived a t the
home of H erbert and Erm a Fritz
of Brookings on June 6. The little
lady weighed eight pounds and
1 *2 ounces.
Obituary
A. C. Thompson passed aw^ay
near Harbor, Ore., June 1, 1933.
He was born at Azusa. Calif., on
July 1. 1879. He is survived by
his widow’, Minnie, at the H arbor
home, a sister, Mrs. K ate W eb­
ste r of Pomona. Calif., sister-in-
law of Mrs. L aura Vincent of
Ilafbor, and by his brother, Kirk
Thompson of Pomona.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday. June 4. 1933, at 2:00
p.m. from the Roeder Funeral
Home. Rev. Hugh Bronson offi­
ciating. Masonic commital ser­
vices were held at Sm ith River
cem etery by Sidney Croft Lodge
No. 206, AF&AM of Brookings.
Pallbearers were Charles Schall,
Vern Hanscam. Elm er Hanscam,
'n d re w Hoffeldt, Tony Olsen and
Vern Cross.
Mr. Thompson was a resident
for m any years in the Harbor
area and had a host of close
friends here. He was a member
of the Masonic lodge, and the
local grange in which he had held
high offices several times.
Bible School
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R e g is tra tio n 19th
The Daily Vacation Bible school
annually held at the B aptist Com­
m unity church will begin on June
22 and end July 3. Registerations
will be held there on Saturday,
June 19.
All children from age 4 to 15,
inclusive, will be welcomed. School
hours are 9:00 a m. to 12:00 noon.
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** Lu W *!,H MUCH PLEASURE that we celebrate the opening of another new business in the
Brookings-Harbor area. The following merchants welcome the
R&AL K S T A T E
Brokers
Box 2i i
Phone 2341
Residence Phone 2292
N o ta r y P u b lic
Hi-W ay Market
C. O. L eonard
Brookings, Oregon
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Salesman
TO THIS COMMUNITY AND WISH FOR THEM SUCCESS AND PROSPERITY
V incent C lark
NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
T H A T W E HAVE LISTED
O ne of the oldest established
ranches in this district, consist­
ing of 400 acres Price has just
been reduced for quick sale.
$11,(XX) total price; terms.-
KERR HARDWARE & LBR. CO.
GLEN'S MODEL BAKERY
BROOKINGS MACHINE SHOP
CHETCO HOME & AUTO
Tony and Jess
GOULD S SHOE STORE
House and 1 acre close in w ith
O cean View; cem ent forms in for
an o th er larger house. Excellent
deep drilled well with pressure
system . H ere’s a place for the
children to play and a horse to
eat the crop of hay. Ixx'ated be­
tw een Ransome Avenue and Easy
S treet, as One a location as one
could wish for $3500. Total Price
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CURRY CO. LUMBER CO.
H E R E 'S NEWS ON BEACH
PR O PER TY !
Very v try seldom do we have
the opportunity to offer this type
of Harbor beach property, so if
y«wi a re really in the m arket for
th a t perfect beach home setting
you positively can't go wrong on
this over an acre of level, cleared
ready to build U|xm ground Very
good, yet not the best part of it is
the price of ONLY $2950. Be sure
you see this Indore purchasing
elsew here Drilled well on this
place.
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INSURANCE
For efficient, quick
CEDAR LANE CANNERY
O. K. RUBBER WELDERS
MOORE S VARIETY STORE
PHILLIPS CLOTHING
CHAD'S
CUR DEL CLEANERS
BROOKINGS GARAGE
Edna N ewinan
ARTHUR
KNOX
Insurance
and
BROOKINGS AUTO PARTS
Roy Pollard
DENN SUPPLY CO.
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reliab le
INSURANCE SERVICE, insure
and assure yourself of PR O PER
PROTECTION through our office
Dad and Lad Shop
COFFEE MILL
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WHITE APPLIANCE CO
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PAR STORE
Brookings I lardware
Fred and Madge
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YELTON'S
1 he Kesslers
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AND B \ ALL MEANS! Be sure
to see acreage just north of town
overlooking H arris Park. This
pro|a»rty also ready to build upon.
600-gal per hour drilled well Pic­
ture a small PARK ALL YOUR
OWN and you have it here Really
w orth the Full Price of $3500.
Hiis shouldn't last, so see it t o
day! I his is Highway Frontage
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Don and Virg
Bert .uni Gene
Claude and Wally
OREGON STATE BANK
J. J. GALLAGHER
Sporting Goods
HENDRICKS FURNITURE
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WESTWOOD CO.
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Al Hopper
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THE PILOT STAFF
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