The Bend bulletin., July 17, 1951, Page 6, Image 6

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THE BEND BUILETIN, BEND, OREGON
TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1961 V
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Prineville
Golden-Weds
To be Feted
Prineville, July 17 Pioneer
friends from Crook, Jefferson and
Deschutes counties are expected
here next Tuesday afternoon to
congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Boegli at a reception at their
home, following a golden wedding
luncheon at the uchoco inn.
The couple were married on
July 17, 1901 at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Adams, in .tne cotnos iai
district just southeast of Prine
ville. A pioneer Prineville pastor,
Rev. B. F. Harper, officiated. The
. Adams family, pioneers in the
livestock Industry, had formerly
lived in tne Paulina district.
' Boegli is a native of San Fran
cisco, who came to Crook county
when 12 years old. He was an
early-day teacher and served as
; county school superintendent
from 1900 to 1904, Soon after his
term in that office he moved with
his family to the Cove, protected
spot in the heart of the Crooked
river gorge west of Culver. There
he developed central Oregon's
first i commercial orchard, which
was purchased by the state, when
San H .Boardman developed the
noted Cove-Palisades state park
for the state highway department.
Mr. and Mrs. Boegli moved in
1941 to Prineville, where he op
erates a small greenhouse. When
. Jefferson, county was formed in
1914, he was named by Governor
Oswald west as first county
Judge.
Expected for the golden wed
ding ceremonies are a son, Willis
C. Boegli, who is a regional U. S.
bureau of reclamation officer in
Amarillo, Texas, and Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Youngstrom and fam
ily of Portland. Mrs. Youngstrom
is. the golden-weds' daughter.
Two sisters of the golden wed
ding bride, Mrs. Joan Yancey and
Mrs. Effie Lohuis, both of Prine
ville, will assist in the serving of
the Tuesday luncheon.
Redmond Group
Has Installation
At Christy Home
Redmond, July 17 Mrs. Martin
Tnrrence of Madras conducted In-
1 stallation ceremonies for the Red
mond Church of Christ Women's
council Friday afternoon at the
home or Mrs. uan t;nnsty. jwrs.
W. C. Chase, outgoing president,
assisted Mrs. Torrence in a candle
lighting ceremony.
Installed were Mrs. Earl Chris
. ty, president; Mrs. Ray Baker,
vice-president; Mrs. George Coo
ley, secretary and Mrs. R. L.
Vpntph. treasurer. t
- A gift was presented to Mrs.
Chase By tne women oi tne coun
cil and each officer received a cornice.
Appointments announced by
Mrs. uniisty are: rrogram cnair
man. Mrs. Rav Baker: devotions,
Mrs. George Cooley; cards and
calling, Mrs. rieroert sonm;
cradle roll. Mrs. Wilbur -Wool-
hlser; hostesses, Mrs. C. C. Glllen
water, Mrs. H. E. Roberta, Mrs.
H. H. Hughltt and Mrs. George
Fairfield; oudget, Mrs. Mugnitt,
Mrs. Hamn Jordan and Mrs.
George Cooley, and publicity, Mrs.
Harold Pierson. .
Co-hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Carlton Moore. Mrs,
Myrtle Miller and Mrs, George
cooiey.
Rebekahs Honor
Recent Bride
At Lodge Meeting
Mrs. J. C, Jerome, the former
Esther Emery, was presented a
membership pin at the regular
Rebekah lodge meeting last Frl
dav niEht. Mrs. M. B. Smith pre
sented the pin, with Mrs. Oscar
Anderson assisting in tne cere
mony. Miss Kathryn Kelley gave
an original reading in Mrs. Je
rome's honor.
Mrs. Jerome, who is a recent
bride, was honored by the group
at a social hour following the
meeting. A Joint wedding gift was
presented.
Installation Set
Annouoncement was made that
joint installation of the Rebekahs,
Odd Fellows and Theta Rho girls
will be held Saturday, July 21, at
8 p.m. at the lodge hall.
Ceremonies for the adult lodges
will be conducted by Fred Gibson,
district deputy grand master, and
Mrs. C. E. Hein. district deputy
president. Mrs. Fred Gibson and
N. D. Graham will be installing
. marshals.
Anna Grunefelder
Is Party Honoree
Local members of the nursing
profession gathered last Thurs
day evening at the Grunefelder
home on E. 8th street, for a sur
prise bridal shower honoring
Miss Anna Grunefelder, anesthe
tist on the St. Charles Memorial
. hospital staff.
Miss Grunefelder plans to be
married late this month to Lars
Kleppe of Bismarck, N. D.
Some 20 friends of the honoree
were present for the party. The
evening was spent Informally,
and refreshments were served.
9Sth Birthday
Observance Held
At Local Home
Mrs. Albertlne Tackman, a
long-time resident of Oregon, ob
served her 95th birthday Satur
day, July 14, at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Coahran.
Present for the occasion were
Mrs. Ralph Gilchrist and son,
Bob,- of Powell Butte. Mrs. Gil
christ is Mrs. Tackman's grand
daughter. Birthday cake was
served to callers, and flowers and
felicitations were received from
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Tackman came to The
Dalles In 1882, In a period of rail
road activity and homesteadlng
booms.
Mrs. Tackman Is the mother of
George Tackman of Prineville,
and of Mrs. Coahran. Grandsons
are William Tackman of Prine
ville, Patrick Tackman of Culver
and James Tackman, serving with
the army in Athens, Greece.
Mrs. Tackman makes her home
with the Coshrans.
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PP&L Families
To Hold Picnic
Employes of the Pacific Power
and Light company In Bend,
Prineville, Madras and Redmond,
and their families, will hold their
annual picnic next Saturday af
ternoon, July 21, at Shevlin park
on Tumalo creek west of Bend.
Wayne Faddls of Bend Is chair
man. of the committee In charge,
which also Includes Eldon Dren
nan, Mrs. Edith Dart, Dick Wil
son, Arnold Stlllson, Ray For
rest and George Conner of Bend;
Bud Braly, Frank Tracy, Mrs.
Eva Ballantyne and Miss Rosy
Rozewskl of Prineville and Mrs.
Gertrude Hagerty of Redmond.
Redmond Lodge
Meeting is Held
Redmond, July 17 Redmond
Loyal Order of the Moose held its
regular meeting Friday, July 13
at the Moose hall. Governor Vic
tor Schoen appointed A. Z. Hartle
as trustee to fill the place made
vacant oy tne resignation or
Floyd Bllvin who has moved to
Roseburg. ' 'j
Friday, July 5(0, is Moose family
night, and the Women of the
Moose will serve a potluck lunch
eon after the meeting.
The Oregon State Moose con
vention will be held in- Astoria,
July 27, 28 and 29.
It has been brought to the at
tention1 of Moose members that
Harry P, Cain, Washington state
senator, will be guest speaker at
the 4th annual conference of the
Washington state Moose associa
tion His address will be broadcast
from 9 to 9:30 p.m. standard time
via KHQ on July 19, and at 10:30
the same day daylight saving
time via KOMO. He will, speak on
the current Korean situation.
Former Kansans
Visit in Bend
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Seems had
as guests this past week end, Mr.
and Mrs. John Spade of Smlla,
Colo., and their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Spade
of Grants Pass. The visitors and
the Bend residentsv were former
neighbors in Kansas.
Other former Kansans who
joined with the group for sight
seeing and picnicking were Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Emery and
daughters, Mary and Dorothy, Mr.
and Mrs. George Warner and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Tlejen and daugh
ter, Carol.
The visitors were taken on a
tour of the lumber manufactur
ing plant of Brooks-Scanlon, Inc.,
and on a trip to Petersen's rock
gardens. It was the Spades' first
visit In Bend, and they comment
ed on the beauty of the central
Oregon scenery.
Party is Given
For Mrs. Odem
Sox Party is given 5
Redmond, July 17 Mrs. Mil
ton Odem was the honored guest
at a stork shower Friday after
noon at the home of Mi's. Dan
Nolan. Summer flowers were
used for color and the table was
decorated in pink , and blue
streamers ,with a stork centerpiece.
The guest list included present
and former staff members nt the
Odem theaters In Redmond. Some
20 guests attended, and several
who were unable to attend sent
gifts.
Assistant hostesses were Miss
Bonnlce Livingston and MUs
ileen Hayes.
LAWN PICNIC PLANNED
Members of groups 1. 2 and 3 of
the Women's Christian fellow
ship, First. Christian church, will
join In an outdoor potluck lunch
eon Thursday, July 19, nt 1 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Alva Good
rich, IBM E: 8th street. Each
member is to bring her own table
service, It was announced.
Evelyn Varnev circle. First
Baptist church, will meet tonicht
at 7:45 with Mrs. Mav Fryrear,
510 Slsemore. Mrs. Virgil Hall
will lead the devotions service
and Mrs. Bernlecc Alexander will
have charge of the program.
Bend WAC on Television
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Social Calendar
Pfc. Ma'rlain House of Bend (right) was among three members of
the WAC detachment stationed at Camp Cooke, Calif., who appear
ed on Dick Lane's Charades, a television show broadcast over
KTLA-TV at 10 p.m. July 8.
WAC From Bend
Makes TV Debut
In Novelty Show
Pfc. Marian House of Bend re
ceived a $25 defense bond and an
additional. gift for appearing on a
television show July 8, according,
to news from Camp Cooke, Calif.,
where Pfc. House is stationed.
Appearing with Miss House on
Dick Lane's Charades were Sgt,
Mary Orlando of Buffalo. N. Y.r
and Pfc. Elenora Evanow of Cor
nucopia, Wis., who also received
bonds and gifts. Sgt. Orlando is
between the other two girls in the
picture.
They acted certain slogans and
titles before the cameras while a
group of three male movie actors
tried to figure the words they
were getting across.
Pfc. House, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Farris, 112 Drake
road. Is a laboratory technician
at the United States army hos
pital at camp Cooke, She attend
ed the army's medical field serv
ice school at Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. She was graduated from
Bend high school with the class
of 1950.
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Barbecue Planned
For Lodge Groups
Members of Canton Deschutes
No. 19, Patriarchs Militant, and
the ladies auxiliary, will hold an
outdoor barbecue and a meeting
Friday evening, July 20, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Mer
chant, In Culver. The barbecue is
scheduled for 7 p.m., and the
meeting will follow at 8 o'clock.
Jesse T. Jones, department com
mander, and Mrs. Jones, will head
a group of visitors from Portland,
and a delegation from Pendleton
is also expected. A mustering-ln
ceremony will he held.
. Offlce urged all members of
both groups to attend.
Tonight .
7:30 p.m. PAL club with Mrs.
Leroy Aeschleman, 1724 Division.
7:45 p.m. Evelyn Varney circle
with Mrs. May Fryrear, 510 Slse
more. 8 p.m. Degree of Honor Past
presidents, with Mrs. E. J. Gibson,
Boyd Acres.
8 p.m. Pine Forest grange,
grange hall.
Wednesday
1 p.m. -r Women's Golf club,
luncheon at club house.
6 p.m. Central Oregon Practi
cal Nurses association, Peter
sen's rock gardens.
7 p.m. Theta Rho club, IOOF
hall.
8 p.m. VFW auxiliary, library
auditorium.
8 p.m. Circle 4, Catholic Altar
society, with Mrs. Charles Pillett,
923 E. 6th.
8:30 p.m. Outdoor square
dance, Strlcklett pavilion,
i Thursday
1 p.m. First Christian church
women's fellowship, potluck
luncheon at A. C. Goodrich home,
1642 E. 8th.
2 p.m. Eastern Star grange
home economics club with Mrs.
Howard Hyde, Butler road.
2 p.m. Evergreen circle with
Mrs. M. Anderson, 607 Federal.
2 p.m. WOTM card party,
home of Mrs. M. C. Culler, 222
Urania.
8 p.m. Neighbors of Wood
craft, Norway hall.
Couples club of Trinity Episco
pal church will meet Friday, July
20, at 8 p.m. at the parish hall.
Officers urged all members to at
tend. . . .
Theta Rho club will meet Wed
nesday, July 18, at 7 p.m. at the
IOOF hall. Plans wiU be made for
installation.
Bulletin Classifieds bring results
A TRIBUTE
TO OUR POSTMAN!
When Aunt Hettie, in Boston or Bankok, writes
you a letter, a huge piece of government
machinery goes into action.
Ships, trains, trucks and airplanes may be
called upon to bring that intimate message to
YOU. When it arrives here, your faithful Postman-picks
it up, puts it in his weathered
leather bag and delivers it personally to your
door.
He is one of our most important Civic servants.
He is chosen for his dependabality, his strong
legs, his neighborhood familiarity and his ea
gerness to serve. He knows you, your family,
your dog, and is a welcome sight to all!
We salute the faithfulness of the Mail Carrier!
We Salute Our Town
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Plan Projects
Redmond, July 17 Chapter de
velopment committee chairmen of
the Women of the Moose met Fri
day," July 13, at the home of Mrs.
Harold Flfer, senior regent. A
round-table discussion was held
and plans were laid for projects
which will begin in August.
Mrs. Frank Reid, Mooseheart
alumni chairman, will be in
charge of a luncheon to be served
at the Moose hall Friday, July 20,
following a meeting of the Loyal
Order of the Moose.
Women of the Moose have de
cided to enter a float in the Des
chutes county fair parade. Mrs.
Henry Schuhart will be In charge
of the arrangements.
Mrs. Fifer has appointed Mrs.
Howard Newbill to act. as Acad
emy of Friendship chairman for
tne coming year.
Formal initiation will be held
at the Moose hall Wednesday.
July 25 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Fifer has
requested that officers, escorts
and committee chairmen wear.
formal attire for the occasion.
Exhibition Group
To Dance on Roof
Members of the outdoor square
dance group at their regular Wed
nesday night party at the Strlck
lett pavilion will ."brush up" on
some of the squares to be used in
an exhibition at the dance on top
of the Oregon Journal building in
Portland on July 28.
It has also been announced that
members of the group wishing to
practice new round dances should
be at the pavilion by 7:30 tomor
row night. Square dancing will
follow at 8:30 p.m.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results.
Publicity committee, Women
of the Moose, is planning a series
of public card parties, the first
of which will be Thursday, July
19, at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
M. C. Culler, 222 Urania. Mrs.
Culler lives one-half block from
the city bus line, the committee
pointed out. Drivers were .advised
to turn east on Urania at the P
and W market. Her house is the
second on the right side of the
street.
VFW auxiliary No. 1043 will
meet Wednesday, July 18, at 8 p.
m. in the library auditorium. Busi
ness will include reports from
members who attended the recent
state convention in Klamath Falls.
Refreshments will be served fol
lowing the business session.
PICNIC PLANNED
Madras, July 17 F. G. Quimby,
president of the Oregon Minne
sota society, Is contacting all for
mer residents of the Gopher state,
announcing that the annual pic
nic of the society will be held at
Jantzen beach in Portland, Sun
day, July 29. A large delegation
is expected to attend the picnic
from Bend, Prineville and Madras,
it was stated.
Eastern Star home economics
club will meet Thursday, July 19,
at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Howard Hyde, Butler road.
Everereen circle will meet
j Thursday, July 19, at 2 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Martlnus An
derson,, 607 Federal. Mrs. R. F
Anderson will be co-hostess. Mis.
C. Randall and Mrs. Frank Nel
son will be in charge of the en
tertainment. .. .
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