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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1947)
Southern Oregon News Review, Thun». August 28, 1947 Ashland Girls Wed In Double Ceremony MOOSE D ANCE SA TU R D A Y A T T A L E N T C IT Y H A L L SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL ASS’N RINGS DOWN CURTAIN ON SEASON aided in the ticket aulcs, Don McWhlrter, Harold Newton, and troop 12 of the Hoy Scouts who worked out the seating; Dyer I Talent, Aug. Jg—There \.~ l be 1 a dance sponsored by the Loyal Huaton, who handJod th pro Two Ashland girl« were wed O rder of Moose August 30 at the grams and publicity: and Hill The curtains closed for the last tun«' and behind it the ni m ibersl to tw o Medford boys in a double Talent City Hall. The public is Hernon, a supporting actor from ceremony held In Keno, Nevada, invited to attend. of the cast of "The M erchant of Venice," sb,>ok hands, em braced Cunada, who, w hen he w asn't August 9. The ceremony was and received the congratulations of their friends anil relatives. perform ed in th at city’s Metho The Seventh Annual Sliakispeure;in festival (tile li st one since the acting was imsy back stage with I daughter of Mr, and Mrs Ray- sound e l i c i t s war) had rung down the curtain on a three-w eek season w h ic tra e everything from dist church. ‘ mond Misenhimer, wed Albert L cording to history-loving Robert Dodge, president of the Festival to lighting Miss Cleon G arrett, daughter of Mitchell, who is a son of Mr. and Angus Bowmer, d ir e c t o r o f th e Mr. and Mrs. Rodney G arrett, Mrs. Paul Mitchell, 607 Maple Association, had surpassed in gate receipts and public acceptance the wildest hopes of the most optim istic member. series, and Frank Lambi c t t - Ashland, was wed to Donald K. Park drive. Medford The tour plavs. "Love’s Lab- Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Les including O tto Wilda, art Instruc Miss M isenhimer won* a pale our’s Lost, "llum let", "M erchant| tor ter Young, Medford. She wore a at Southern Oregon college fuchsia colored suit with a gar blue wedding suit and also wore of Venice,’’ and “M acbeth," were I who worked night a fter night denia and pink rose corsage Ac- black accessories and gardenias each presented four times. A -1 building sets and properly; la s cesssories were black. The just- with pink roses. Mr. Mitchell, mong the people in the audience Grant, Ashland Junior h t g h weds are living at 31 North who is also employed by the at the perform ances were rest-1 school coach, who has helped Orange Medford. The groom Is telephone company, works in dents of practically every state in Wilda, Mrs. Adaline We b e r, employed by the Pacific Teleph ¡G rants Pass. The newly wed the Union and also C anadian visi prompter, who put in 285 hours $ >• couple will live in G rants Pass one and Telegraph company. tors. Letter« and telephone c a lls 1 of rehearsal tune before the pro- Both girls attended Ashland In the second wedding of the and personal messages of congra- ductlons ever began; Marshall ' high school. day. Miss Anna B. Misenhimer, / tulatlon and praise have poured Woodell, secretary of the orguni- mto the offices of the executive; zation who has been responsible secretary William Healy, ever for they tickets, and the 1001 bust- ness m atters which occur time ¿since the perform ances began. Behind the scenes working to after time; Elliott MacCracken, make the presentations profes who's been aiding with overall sional has been an array of talent supirvislon; Edmund *Dews who Smlth, C anadian actor, who play- eil and directed Hamlet have al ready made plans lor next ycuis Festival. Bowmer Is to lake the .east of “Love’* r.ahoiu s Lost to Canada next year and In return L ainbiett Sm ith will bring the Cunailian Lum biclt Sm ith play er« to Ashland to play I" "Kieh- ard III." O ther plays selected lor next years festival include "Taming of the Sinew. anil "Twelfth Night.” ______ unh Jim Busch z I’ ' . " Sufócate 1, - I Whether you live in Hilt or Ashland, or even Timbuctoo you’ll find premium service can be ob tained from us at any time. Every day is custom er day at our garage. We want to serve you and help you in any way we can. Tht.y com« «I th . . . rO“ I itti* Laconian «hoe«- 1 fBioiiO* • leather». - * 7 * ’i * ‘* O U A B A N T IID 5 PAR I NTS No matter where you’re from, be it Hilt, Ash land, or Timbuctoo, come in and get acquainted. MAOAIIDtl i Z>, Gu«rua(aad W by * "YOU W ANT A QUARTER TO GO T O T H E A Q U A R IU M AND SEE AN O C T O P U S - W H E N YO U C A N S T A Y H O M E A N D L O O K AT T H IS O N E F O R FR EE ? ! BUSCH MOTOR CO. 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