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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1952)
lllihoiA Valley New* Page 6 Norma Buckles Weds Earl Bolinger, 29th Norma Lorraine Buckles, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buckles of Selma, became the bride of Earl Bolinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Buckles of Grants Pass. August 29 in an evening ceremony con ducted by Rev. Paul Kroon at the Cave Junction Community church. Attired in a long, white satin gown with finger tip veil, the bride carried a wedding bouquet, of white gladiolas, centered with a white orchid corsage. She was giv en in marriage by her father. Mrs. Dolores Brooks, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. The new Mrs. Bolinger’s attendants were Jackie Sholz, Jackie Stroh- kirch and Merril Simington. The groom’s brother, Howard Bolinger, was best man. Ushers were Phil Brown, Don Campbell and Hubert Blue. The latter two were also candlelighters. "Because” and the “Lord’s lc, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kicver of Van Nuys, Calif, They also visited Prayer” were sung by Phyllis Dick, with the G. M. McFarlands, the accompanied by Mrs. Paul Kroon. , P. K. Smiths and the A. R. Kothes. Following the ceremony, a re Mr. and Mrs. Lew Krauss and ception was held in the church son John spent the holiday week parlor. Ixirraine Mellow was in end at Mrs. Krauss’ former home Kraus* charge of the guest book. Mrs. M. town, Cascade Locks Oregon. 621 Simington cut th« cake, and punch Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Taylor and and coffee were served by Mrs. SELMA—Ernest Krauss, who daughters Bobby and Beverly vis S. McKinstry and Mrs. W. Hen was injured last week when a log ited during the holidays with the derson. fell on him while he was loading H. Simington family. They were | Out-of-town guests included Mr. a truck is not as badly hurt as at neighbors in San Diego before the t and Mrs. J. W Brooks, I^nglois, first reported. He was lucky to Simingtons moved to Selma. The Ore; Mr. and Mrs. W. Brooks, escape with just a fracture of one I Taylors are moving to Wash. Langlois, Ore; Mi's. Helen Butler, bone below the knee. He was ex- Mr. and Mrs. Loy Tucker and Burbank, Calif; Mrs. Janet Rian- peoted back from the hospltal I I son Alan and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer and Jewell, Medford; and Mr. and Tuesday. Wheeler and children Darline and Mrs. Howard Bolinger, San Fran Bobby Hammer and Freddy Dennis spent the holiday weekend cisco, Calif. Krauss left Monday to attend a I -age hen hunting in Eastern Ore- The young couple are at home Die.el school in Portland. Lewis 1 go.n They reported the hunting at 1206 NW Highland, Grants Krauss will leave a little later for poor as many of the eggs were be- I Pass, following a trip down the Oregon State College in Corvallis. lieveil frozen this spring, resulting I coast. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Weiss are in small hatches. They found some I -- ■ --o--------------- doing some remodeling on their interesting specimen of rocks and 1 First Fall Meeting home. They are enlarging tne din some opal. The first fall meeting of the ing room and putting in a large Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hammer and ; Rebekahs will be held Sept 10, at window, as well as a bay window Mr. and Mis. G. M. McFarland re- . port a nice trip but poor hunting 8 p.m in the regular meeting place. in the living room. Mr. and Mrs. John Pickle and on their hunting jaunt in’Eastern children spent the holidays hunting Oregon this weekend. Mrs. Robert Lan Franco and; sage liens in Eastern Oregon. They sons Bob and Dick, from Southern returned with eight birds. Mrs. Ru.-sell Cooper was at Lake Calif, spent the holidays here with view lust week, acting as a judge Mr. Lan Franco. He is building a home on their property and the for 4-H club work. The preliminary meeting for the family will move up here when it tailored dress workshop will be is ready for occupancy. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Blue have held in Grants Pass Sept. 10, an 1 built a sun porch on their home. everyone wishing to take this pro Mr. and Mrs. Buster Branham ject is urged to attend. are having a well drilled at their Visitors at the Tom Conger home recently were their son and place. Dennis Krauss started his school his family, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin year with an emergency trip to I •smith and Barbara, R innie and Pamela from Inglewood, Cal. Also the hospitaf for an appendectomy. | visiting the Congers were their laughter and son-in-law, Mr. and CHROME DEPOT SETS Mrs. Paul Artel, of Inglewood, Cal. LONGER FALL HOURS The Grants Pass Chromg ore Mrs. W. IL Kelley, Dick and Belva, of Everaon, Wash., stopped depot announces longer receiving over several days to visit with hours during the fall from 7 a.m. friends and relatives. They were to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday dinner Selma residents and had except on legal holidays. Other depot business such as been to San Jose, visiting. Recent visitors at the Dale Dick- accepted ore settlements will be •rson home were her father and conducted during regular business family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Kie- hours of 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mon •r and daughter Wilma, from day through Friday except on legal ’raig, Colo., and her aunt and uni- holidays. Friday, September 5, 1952 Falling Log Injures Krauss FIRE PREVENTION One careless act—one lapse of memory • Anniversaries • Funerals • Birthdays ROUGH & READY LUMBER CO. Member of —and other special occasions for which you can best express youi sentiment with lovely, fresh flowers from a leading Southern Oregon florist—the Flower Basket, Grants i Pass. y~— ' help X prevent / zzt " Æ I AT MANCHEL'S Mellow. The club's first regular meeting is Thursday, Sept. 11 also at the Mellow home at 1:30 p.m. Jacob Boss will demonstrate the making of rosettes for cake decoi- ation. Interested persons welcome. 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