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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1951)
iMiss Klecker Wed Recently At Stayton Stayton The wedding of Miss Carol Jean Klecker and Dorland E. Swan was an event ol August 10 In the Stayton Bap tist church with Dr. Daniel H. Schulze of Willamette university omciaung. ' The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Klecker and Mr. Swan Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Swan of The .Dalles. 'The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a dress of white marquisette with wide lace ruffled edge yoke and train. Her matching fingertip veil was caught with a beaded tiara. She "carried a cascade of white rose buds centered with pink buds. Mrs. Harold Wedel of Salem was matron of honor and wore a pale pink marquisette, hooped skirt gown and mitts, and car ried a bouquet of pink gladiolus es. Bridesmaids were Miss Janet Klecker, sister of the bride, and Miss Betty Millsap, cousin of the .bride. They wore pale green (Jdresses like that of the matron of honor, and carried bouquets of pink gladioluses. ' Jeffery Klecker was ring bearer.Flower girl was Kristine Klecker, young sister of the bride. She was dresed in white organdy embroidered with pink rosebuds and tied with a pink sash. - Harold Wedel was best man for his brother-in-law and ushers were Lee Klecker and Rodney Klecker, brothers of the bride. . The church was decorated with baskets of pink and white ,' gladioluses and pew ribbons and ' nosegays of gladioluses. Mrs. Roscoe Poole played the wedding march and accompanied J the soloist Wilbur Meihhart. i Following the ceremony a re j ception was held at the Klecker : home with Mrs. Ralph Millsap. aunt of the bride, presiding at J the punch bowl, Mrs. Wilbur i Meinert at the coffee urn and j Mrs. Clyde Talpey, Mrs. Henry i Washburn, and Mrs. Vernon ; Smith serving the cake. . . . For going away the bride chose a navy blue suit with pink accessories and a pink rose cor sage. Following a short motor trip the couple will be at home at 1040 Bellvue in Salem where Mr. Swan is employed as a biolo gist at the Salem Memorial hos pital. young 'Homemaker1 Silverton Miss Barbara Ben son of Silverton Hills, daughter 'Jft Mr. and Mrs. George Benson will be one of the several guests at xlpoj for the seventh anni. versary of the Mary Cullen "Homemakers on the Air" Frl day, August 24 at 3 o'clock. The program will be at the Portland Masonic temple, the session to be broadcast. Barbara, who is 11 years of age, is an active member of the Juvenile grange home economic club. Her specialties as "home maker" related on a broadcast IS months ago, won for her the title of champion homemaker of the week, entitling her to enter the race for queen. She specializes in cooking meals and in decorations and furnishing her bedroom. Several friends of the family plan to make the trip to Portland, Friday. - Clan Elects Silverton Between 95 and 100 members attended the Roth- Rich family reunion at Silver- ton city park, Sunday, for their 12th annual meeting, in memory of the Oris Roth and Catherine Rich-Roth, formerly of Canby. Officers elected for the com ing year are: Loney Yoder of Hubbard, chairman; jonn jvior rls, Dallas, vice chairman; San fiord Hamilton of Portland, sec. iffelary- treasurer; and Milo Schultz of Molalla, historian. Relatives were present from Portland, Salem, Newberg, Sil verton, Hillsboro, wooaourn, Sweet Home. Crawfordsville, Canby, Molalla, Hubbard, Leb anon, Whiskey Hill, Mulino and Netarts. SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bartels of the Silverton Hills area celebrated their silver wedding anniversary, Sunday. They were married in Germany, 25 years ago, August 20. The son and daughter-in-law of the couple arranged the af fair, inviting a small group of friends. Engaged Announced re cently was the engagement of Miss Vera Giesbrecht, above, daughter of the D. D. Gies brechts of Dallas, to Lyle Wil son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson of Portland. Oliver-Hammond Woodburn A wedding of In terest to Woodburn folk was that of Miss Patty Jo Hammond, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. P. Mal colm Hammond of Portland, for merly of Woodburn, who was wed to Gilbert Oliver of Port land August 11. The bride's father officiated at the rites which were held in the Sunny side Methodist church in Port land at B o'clock in the evening. The bride is a graduate of Willamette University of Salem. The couple will make their home in Portland. Dr. Hammond is well known here where he was pastor of the local Methodist church for several years. He is now pastor of the Mt. Tabor Methodist church. Attending the wedding from Woodburn were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Burt, and children Betty and Billy, Mrs. Myrtle ilau and Bill Baldwin. Shower Given Woodburn Mrs. Harold Ho- mann was honored with a show er last week at the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Henry Ho- mann, at Monitor. Mrs. George Timm of Woodburn was hostess, assisted by Mrs. Wilbert Ho- mann and Mrs. Charles Raid. Invited were Mrs. Melvin Johnson, Mrs. C. Willig, Mrs. M. Rehm, Mrs. Paul Simon, Mrs. Ed Wanner, Mrs. Wilma Stenger, Mrs. Alma Medack, Mrs. Fred Bloomenkamp, Mrs. Ernie Boesch, Mrs. John Werth,' Mrs. A. Falk, Mrs. A. Kurz, Mrs. J. Wanner, Mrs. D. Mohring, Mrs. William Homann, Mrs. Fred Homann, Mrs. E. Zwicker, Mrs. O. Schlottman, Mrs. R. Nickode- mus, Mrs. George Willig, Mrs. c. Goschie, Mrs. Lucinda Bridge- house, Mrs. E. Dickman, Mrs. B. Miller, Mrs. Ernest Westen dorf, Mrs. Henry Homann, file honored guest and the hostesses Prizes at games were awarded to Mrs. Melvin Johnson, Mrs. E. Wanner, Mrs. John Werth, Mrs. E. wicker, Mrs. Fred Homann and Mrs. Ernest Westendorf. SILVERTON Mrs. Ernest R. Ekman has returned from sev eral weeks' visit with members of the families of near relatives in central and southern Califor nia. Mrs. Ekman is president of the Business and Professional Women's club and active in the program projects of the Lions club auxiliary and the American Legion auxiliary. Miss Hardenbrook WedinMedford Aurora Down the beautifully landscaped terraces of - Veritas Orchards, Medford, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpen ter, Miss Helen Elizabeth Har denbrook, daughter of Dr. Mabel Hardenbrook and the late Dr. D. E. Hardenbrook of Canby, was wed to Daniel Eldon Craft of San Francisco Sunday, Au gust 12. Only a small circle of friends attended the double ring cere mony performed by the Rev. George R. V. Bolster of St. Mark's Episcopal church, Med ford, at 5:30 o'clock. The bride wore a full-skirted gown of white nylon pleated net and Chantilly lace over taffeta, with long mitts of Chantilly lace and an orange blossom coronet She carried a shower arrange ment of lilies of the valley atop a white prayer book and wore a traditional three-strand neck lace of pearls. George H. Nickles gave the bride in marriage. Mrs. Robert Hall Bach of Portland and Mrs. Douglas Scott Eden were attendants for their sister. They wore gowns of an tique gold taffeta fashioned with overskirts of net and velvet trim, with matching picture hats of horsehair trimmed with an tique gold velvet. Their bou quets were cascading arrange ments of gladioluses shading from golden bronze to buttercup yellow against a trailing ivy background. Robert Hall Bach stood as best man for Mr. Craft. Robert Hub bard of Medford served as usher. Music for the wedding cere mony was provided by a pioneer melodeon brought to Oregon by covered wagon and now in the antique collection of the bride's mother. Mrs. Eva Marsh of Med ford was organist. Miss Phyllis Battleson, Canby mezzo-soprano, sang. For her daughter's weddine Dr. Hardenbrook wore a rose beige crepe and lace gown with picture hat of lace, and a corsage ol yellow rose centered gladioluses. On the upper terrace of the Carpenter gardens overlooking the Italian sculpture which in spired the Veritas Orchards name, Mrs. Lloyd Crosby of Concord served the bride's cake, Mrs. Carpenter poured coffee and Robert Hubbard served punch. Mrs. O. A. Eden assisted in serving and Mrs. Robert Hub bard (Coralie Crosby) passed the guest book. Mr. and Mrs. Craft chose the Rogue river area for their wed ding trip before going to Stock ton, Calif. For traveling Mrs. Salem Navy Dentist to Wed in Shadow of Kremlin Moscow, Aug. 21 WJJ Love will find a way, even in Russia. "An American couple, Lt.. Comdr. Irwin Edwards, Salem. Ore., and Jane Breckenridge, Orlando, Fla., are cutting through a maize of red tape, Russian style, so they can marry in the shadow of the Kremlin. Edwards is a dentist assigned to the U. S. embassy and Miss Breckenridge is secretary to TJ. S. Minister Hugh Cumming. A Catholic priest, the only American clergyman available, has obtained special permission to marry the couple, neither of whom is Catholic. The embassy has asked the Russian ministry of foreign af fairs for an opinion on what steps must be taken to make the marriage conform with Sov iet law. Under U. S. statutes the U. S. embassy headquarters, Spasso House, is U. S. territory. Comdr. Edwards, son of Mrs. R. L. Edwards of 1580 Fair mount avenue and the late Dr. Edwards, left for Moscow last November and is an assistant naval attache at the American embassy. A regular navy man for 10 years, Edwards is a graduate of Salem schools and of the Uni versity of Southern California. He received his dental degree from the University of Oregon Dental school. Comdr. Edwards' naval as signments have included duty on the USS Futon ASH for 20 months during World War II, duty on the USS Helena, CA75 and Just prior to leaving for Rus sia duty at the San Francisco naval shipyard dispensary. Other shore stations have in cluded Fuget Sound naval yard dispensary; Tongue Point naval air station; U. S. Naval hospital at Corvallis; naval department at Washington, D. C; and the National Navy Medical Center at Bethesda, Md. His foreign duty has taken him to New Guinea, the Mari anas and Leyte with the U. S. support force in World War II, to Australia, Honolulu, Midway island, Eniwetok, Saipan, Guam and China and occupation duty in Japan. While on the assign ment in Japan he was also out around Korea. In the days when he was at- Craf t wore a slate gray suit with brown accessories, and a corsage of pink baby orchids. ST. JOsTphI FOR flp j for cHiiwmA 11 J 1 S 1 7 To Wed in Russia Lt. Comdr. Irwin Edwards, Salem naval man and son of Mrs. R. L. Edwards of 1580 Fairmount avenue and the late Dr. Ed wards, who is to be married to Jane Breckenridge of Or lando, Fla., in Moscow. Ed wards is in Moscow as assist ant naval attache . at the American embassy. tending school Edwards was a member of the Oregon National Guard, spending 15 months with the National Guard as a private in the midical department. LEGALS NOTICE OF BALI NOTICE HKRIBY IS OIVEN that pur suant to an order of tbt Circuit Court of the stata of Oreton, for the oountr of Marlon, duly made and entered In laid Court on the 30th day of June. 1H1, In tna mattar of the comerration of the Es tate of MRS. GRACE OLSON, an elderly person, the undersigned, PIONEER TRU6T company, of Salem, Oregon, as con servator of aald estate, will proceed to sell, at private aale, from and after the lath day of September. 1951. at 10ft North Commercial Street, Salem, Marlon County, Oregon,- to the hlsheat bidder, on term hereinafter mentioned, subject to ratals and to require confirmation by aald Court, all of Interests of aald Uri. Trace Olson and her said estate In and to the followlna described real property of aald estate, io-wu: PARCEL NO. 1: Beginning at an Iron pipe which la North 35' IB' West alone the center Una of Market Road No. 63, 568,28 feet and north 80" 03' West alone the South Una of a 30 foot road, 1593.84 feet from the Northeast corner of Kelser Fruit Tracts In Section 33 and 34 In Township 9 South, Range a West and Sections 3 and 4 In Township 7 South, Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian, Marlon County. Oregon. ISes Volume 0, Page 131 Record of Town Plats for aald County and State) Said point of beginning being also South 00 26 West from the Southwest corner of the trnct of land conveyed to Christ ian Petersen by Instrument recorded January 4, 1950 In Volume 413, Page 44, Deed records for said County and State; thence North 88 03' West along the South line of said 30 foot road, 700.03 feet to an Iron pipe at the Southeast corner of the tract conveyed to H. W. Bowdcn by Deed recorded in Volume 183. Page 303 Deed Records: thence North 00 38' East alornt the East line of aald Bowden Tract, 016.71 feet to an Iron pipe at the southwest corner of the tract conveyed to Ray J, Hoffman by Instru ment recorded In Volume 130 Page 374 Deed Records, thence South 89' 30' East along the South line of aald Hoffman Tract, 709.03 feet to an Iron pipe; thence South ou' as- west, 922.30 reet to the place of be ginniriB. Subject to an easement for a roadway over the Southerly 30.00 feet of aald premises. PARCEL NO. 3: Beginning at an lronfbolt at the Inter "Just Good Furniture, -Pleasingly Priced" BRADLEY FURNITURE MART 1978 North Capitol Street Xou are very welcome to look around Now thret fast way, to get cash from fhumal. One. Phone for l-vi,it loan. Two. Writ or phone for loan by mail. Thnt. Come in get cash in person at Thwmat where it'i "yes" to 4 out of S! 10ANS $25 TO $300 EMPLOYED WOMEN Married or single--you can get cash here promptly. Use our Special Lunch Hour Service: Phone first and get the loan in one visit. Get it your way and fast. Mj'tht company) ten&cnal tHAI HKtS TO SAY fs FINANCE CO. Grd. Fl OREGON BLDG., 105 S. HIGH ST. Phone: 2-2464 Charles R. Alien, YES MANager teeni made ! rttldiati el all .urroundinj towns License No, S-122, H-ltS Capita Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday. Aujrust 21, 1951 7 section of the center line of Market Bond Ho, U and ths Eaiterly extension of the South line of a 10 foot road which la North 18 18' West, MB. 38 feet from the Northeast corner of Kelaer Fruit-Tracts In Baellona 31 and J4 In Township Booth, Ranie t West and Sections S and 1 4 In Township 1 South, Range S West of the Willamette Meridian, Marlon County, Oreton, (See Volume 9, Page 121, Rec ord of Town Plats for said Count t and State)! thence North 8S 03' West along, the South Una of a 30 foot road, 1583.8 feet to an Iron plpei thence North 0 26' last, 10.00 feet to an Iron pipe; thence Bouth 80 03' Sut parallel with the South 11ns of said 30 foot road to the canter line of Market Road No. 03; thenoe South IS' 18' East along the cen ter line of Market Road No. 63; 33.44 feet to the place of beginning. subject to an easement lor a roadway over said parcel. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OP BALE; Cash, lawful money of the United Slates. The undersigned. Conservator afore said, hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids for said Interests in ana to said real property. Dated this 14th day of August. 1M1. PIONEER TRUST COMPANY, of Salem, Oregon. Conservator Aforesaid Published Augiut 14, 21, 38, Sept. 4, 1951. PEERY T. BUREN Attorney for Conservator 211 Pioneer Trust Building Salem. Oregon . " When you travel East, you'll find it a happy choice to go Union Pacific; You"U rest as you ride fi i enjoy won derful dining-car meals, home-like lounges, comfortable Pullman and coach accommodations. Go UNION PACIFIC ; i i it's the pleasant way Easb Three fine Inks daily io end from ht fart ?m3mftn&L. "CITY OF PORTLAND", "PORTLAND ROSE" "IDAHOAN" We'll help plan your trip Ask for beajtifully illustrated booklet on "VACATIONS EAST" GENERAL PASSENGER DEPT. Room 7M Pittock Block Portland 5, Oregon PO DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION S SfsCc4iC. Saef UNION PACIFIC Cist m I Hide My . Deafness... 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