THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949
PAGE SIXTEEN
by
Golden Wedding
Celebrated
Unusual Couple
Whitewater, Wis. UP) August
H. Wagner, 74, and his wife Ger
trude, 70, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary here. But
August never has seen his wife.
When Wagner was 21 he
helped a neighbor smash rock
with a sledge hammer. A chipped
piece flew into one eye and de
stroyed the nerves in both.
He learned piano tuning and
the Braille system at the state
school for the blind at Janesville,
Wis., where he met his wife. She
used to crack hickory nuts and
leave them on his desk. He
learned to recognize her in those
early days of romance by her
footstep.
Mrs. Wagner has 50 per cent
vision in one eye and less in the
other. Last summer she retired
from janitor work at Whitewater
state teachers college after 26
years.
"Sees" for HuHband
She has described hundreds of
things for her husband things
which he never had seen when he
had sight. "An airplane," he says
"is like a big bird sailing along
with a propellor turning like a
windmill." Some things, . like
trees and birds, Wagner can re
call.
His wife said she had always
been willing to describe things
to him "everything but pretty
girls." .
They have three grown chil
dren. One son is principal of Nor
wich, Conn., academy; the other
son is assistant superintendent of
schools at west Haven, Conn
Their daughter lives at Flint
Mich. .The Wagners have three
grandsons and three granddaugh
ters.
Wagner and his wife revealed
the secret of their long and hap
py marriage on their golden wed'
ding anniversary day. Mrs. Wag.
ner said, "Whatever he says, I
say 'yes'."
Wagner, enjoying one of the
early warm spring days, said,
"Whenever we had an argument,
I went for a walk."
Alfalfa
BAIL FORFEITURE
Five dollars bail was forfeited
Wednesday by Richard Nelson,
194Y W. First, and Ed McLennan,
1953 W. First, respect i v e 1 y.
Charges at police headquarters
were permitting dogs to run at
large.
In terms of capital investment,
the nation's top four industries
are agriculture, railroads, public
utilities and petroleum.
Alfalfa, June 23 (Special)
The girl's 4-11 sewing and cook
ing clubs met Thursday at the
home of Arlene Muyficid. Mrs.
Raymond Hooker and Mrs Ray
mond Mayfleld were visitors. The
next meeting win ne at Mrs.
Frank Allen's.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Danison
Jr. have returned from a honey
moon and called Sunday at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Danison. The young folks
will live in Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bailey of
Redmond spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Phil Scribner.
Mrs. Alma Hard of Los An
geles spent Thursday and Friday
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Emmett Maine.
Ace Fish of Salem, uncle of
Mrs. Maine and Mrs. Hard, also
spent a few days at the Maine
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Calloway
spent Monday evening at the Ma
rion Smith home. The Calloways
have moved to Redmond from
Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Miller were
business visitors in Bend Monday.
frank Tatti and son, Ito, were
business visitors in Redmond
Friday.
Richard Danison is spending
the week visiting his sister, Mrs.
Kenneth Booze, and family, of
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Poffenbar-
ger and family spent Sunday at
the trank Allen home.
Miss Norma Page, who is visit
ing her grandparents, returned
to Lower Bridge with her uncle
and will spend a week there.
Word has been received here
that Marvin Smith has been elect
ed president of Delta Chi house.
Marvin is attending 4-H summer
school in Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Scribner
of Bend spent Sunday at the Phil
Scribner home.
Miss Gloria Doerfler. who has
been visiting her uncle and aunt,'1
FIRST START Lee Nichols pulls in after driving another first
starter, Helen Castle, to a two-length victory at Fort Steuben Race
way, Steubenville, O. It was the season's first start for Miss Nichols
of Indiana, Pa., at 21, the youngest licensed harness horse driver
in the United States. - -
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Doerfler, re
turned to her home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smith
and daughter, Carolyn, were Sun
day dinner guests at the Weldon
Hix home in Redmond.
Phil Scribner, who is employed
at Tite Knot in Redmond, is spend
ing the week end at home.
Mrs. Edward Long, son Ed
ward Jr., and grandson, Richard
Hanson, of Weiser, Ida., called at
the John Hohnstein home last
week. They are former residents.
Mrs. Jack Shumway and daugh
ter, Jean, called on Mrs. Shum
way's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hohnstein, Friday.
The Hohnstelns and Mrs. Shum
way left Wednesday for a trip
east.
Montie Griffin is irrigating for
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nafzager while
TRAFFIC COUNTS LISTED
Ralph Cantrell, whose address
in traffic records is shown only
as E. 10th, deposited $10 bail Wed
nesday, after being charged
with violation of the basic
speed law. Officers reported
Cantrell was driving his automo
bile at 45 miles per hour in a
25-mile zone, near Greenwood
and Sixth
Other traffio records show $2
bail deposits for Hank Van Allen,
41G Wall and Redmond Motor
company, both charged with park
ing in alleys, and a $1 bail deposit
ior m, . anerman, address un-
given, charged with parking
overtime.
the Nafzagers help her father
put up h?iy at Terrebonne.
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CROWN PATENT
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MISSION BRAND
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1 lb. 47c
GARDEN or OVERLOOK No. 303 Tins
Sweet Peas ....10c
CARNIVAL No. 2 Tin "
Cut Beets . . . . . ...... 10c
IVANHOE
Potato and Macaroni Salad. . 18c
TEA GARDEN 47 oz. Tin v
Grape Juice ......... ... . . 43c
ICY WATER '
Albacore Tuna . . . . . Vi tins 29c
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Honeymaid Grahams.. 1 lb. box 29c
Snowflake Crackers .. 2 lb. box 49c
Package 16 Bags
Lipron's Black Tea 20c
Gulf Bell 5 oz. tin
Broken Shrimp ' 35c
WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP reg. size 4 bars 33c
SWEET HEART SOAP regular size 4 bars 28c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER . tin 11c
WHITE KING WASHING POWDER giant size 59c
CLOROX BLEACH J- gallon 28c
ZEE FACIAL NAPKINS 2 for 19c
PLEASE DOG FOOD, No. 1 tin 3 for 29c
MISSION MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI .... 24 oz. pkg. 29c
CUDAHY WHOLE CHICKEN 3 lb tin 1.89
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 11 oz. tin 3 for 33c
DEL MONTE CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No. 1 flat tin 18c
TOMATOES 2 lbs. 23c
Fancy Slicers
CUCUMBERS ... ea.5c
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CORN ........ . . 6 ears 29c
Garden Fresh
CABBAGE .. ......... lb. 5c
Firm Green Heads
. . . . doz. 49c
Full-O-Juice
TANG
SALAD DRESSING
16 oz. Jar
25c
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15 oz. tin
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30 oz. (in
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DEL MONTE Seedless
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1 lb. jar 19c
MOR
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SNOWDRIFT
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16 oz. Jar
37c
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PORK CHOPS lb. 79c
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