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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1949)
Southern Oregon f^ w ^ jteyw is^ A ih U n d ^ Oregon, Thur»J«y. J u n e ¿o± 1949 ... S O C IE T Y Hassel-Lacy Riles Solemnized Friday N E W S ly decorated by Mrs Dave Neil- I »en, Mrs. Clifford Phillips, Miss' Norina Balfour, and Miss Carmen B-un who had used ivy, rises! and sweet p -as, profusely, w ith' altar i u n d id ras and tall w hite tap« is making an attiactive back | ground I -r th'- luaiitiful a n h un del w liicn the couple were unit • mi a combined busmens and pleu sure trip They made u leisurely tu p via Spokane, Bend and K la m ath Falls and alter vacationing here lot sometim e will return home by the coastal route, stop ping hi Portland Yuklinu, Wen- aivhi and Graiiq Coulee dam Mr Lynch is a stock and gram runch* ci in-al lliwood. He is a brother ol Senator Lynch, who with Mrs. l ynch spent several months in this vicinity, recently Alex was disappointed that his brother hail returned home before he and his wife arrived as they had hoped lo surprise them here. Russell Bowles, pi inter on the Chico Enterprise, Chico, C alifor n ia . is In Ashland on business and is spending his vacation here. He « sit d the News Review anil o th er valley new spaper offices curly this week E R. Howerton Canyonville -awmill mun connected with the Abilene sawm ill, is in town on business and is spending a vuca turn ni this vicinity. Mrs Ena Beck and her daughter Mrs. Velma Fay T anner and son Ralph Eddie have returned to Ashland after spending the pust two weeks in Portland visiting Mr and Mrs W illiam Alexander. Mrs A lexander is Mrs. Beck's daughter and sister of Mrs T an ner. Mr. and Mrs. John L Randolph of Sum ner W ashington, arrived in Ashland W ednesday to visit with friends and spend their vacation. Mrs. J. Comstock. Dunsmuir, California is the house guest of Mrs. A- M. Myer. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Forsgren, of Seattle, are in town on business. They hope to visit C rater Lake and other scenic spots while here. Mr. Forsgren is an engineer with the Edderer company who con struct cranes. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Finnelly, Portland, are the house guests of Mrs. Gladys Bradley, Siskiyou Boulevard. They expect to get in some fishing and attend to bus iness m atters before returning to their home Sunday. • « | Connie-Leaf Rites Saturday, June IS Beneath a beautiful archw ay of ivy, roses and sweet peas. Miss B arbara Jean Lacy, daughter «1 Mr and Mrs Clyde Lacy, 5 t . C e ! in in ;.m ag e Street, became the bride of Cla. \ reception follow ed the cere ton R. Hassell, son of Mr. and Mrs. M aynard Hassel. at a double- .ony. m t ’li ch u rch parlor , t ring ceremony perform ed by E l Mr. and Mr- Hassel cu ttin g the der Carol Smith. The m arnag first piece of th e ir lovely four- was solemnized Friday evening at tiered w edding cake. T he b rid e ’s 8 o’clock in the Church of the aunt, Mrs C lint Phillips, Yreka, L atter Day Saints on Iowa Street. served th - cake w hile Mrs. Geo The bride was given in m ar rgc and Miss C arm en B ean served riage by her father. She was a t the o ra n g e 1; punch. Th - hi i < - tractively attired in a white sal in m aids assisted in serving the wedding gown with long tra in , g u s t : at sm all lace covered and fingertip veil held in place by tables. Favors were dainty p a coronet of pearls. She carried a sonalized napkins with the name brides bouquet of lillies tied with of the bride n n i groom inscribe I. When the bride threw her bou blue ribbon. Mrs. Anna May George, sister quet. Miss Helen Bean was the of the bridegroom, was m atron of lucky girl who caught it. honor and was gowned in a p rin Mr. and Mrs. Hassell left un cess style frock of ble tafeta. Her m ediately after the Reception for, corsage was of blue and gold a two weeks wedding trip to Cres cent City. For her going away flow ers and ribbon. Bridesm aids were Miss Carmen costume, Mrs Hassell chose a Bean who also, wore blue taffeta white dress with green accessor Photo taken of the G lover-Klinqs w ith a blue and gold corsage; ies.. They will be at home July- which were performed last w eek Miss Helen Bean and Miss N or 10 in apartm ent 12. Lorraine A- left to right: Mrs. Richard Hanc m a Balfour,, who were gowned partm ents. and bridegroom. Mr. and Mr«. R in yellow taffeta frocks and wore Out of town guests were Grace Herbert Glover. Photo by Memo corsages of blue and gold. Courneau, Gracie Kouts and Bell The little flow er girls were Boates. Yreka, California; Mrs. April George and Dianne Hassel, May Osborne. Chico, California: they wore long pink organdy Carol Jean Nelson, Sutherlin. dresses. They carried baskets of Oregon; M ildred Wilds, Trail; rose petals which they scattered Penny and Bobby Wuesse, San It was hard to keep Ransey at down the aisle Francisco; G ilbert Backus, Bain Sm all Jan et Hassel, in a long bridge Island, W ashington; B ill, her desk this with, w hat with the pink organdy frock, carried the Smith, Talent; Esther M. Wine, Cham ber of Commerce putting bride's ring on a w hite satin and Grangeville; and the Rev. and out a better luncheon than u s lace pillow while yong Donald Mrs. D elbert Berger. Cave Ju n c ual and W eitzel's naving a Cook ing School in their basem ent, w ith Allen, sporting a black bow tie tion. all the spicy o&ors w afting around w ith his white shirt and long blue 1 the Plaza, she certainly seem ed to trousers, carried the bridegroom ’s VACATION READING CLUB have a nose for good food and ring on a sim iliar pillow of satin HAS MANY MEMBERS knew ju st w hen and w here to and lace. Miss Cora Mason, public library find it. Hope she gains back some Roy Hassel attended his broth reports that the Vacation R ead er as best man. The bridegroom ’s ing Club m em bers are reading of the tw elve pounds she lost re other attendants were Donald A l well, 77 having horses on the m in cently. She should have coming len, Ralph George and Ted Wild, iature rack track, which records back to the office w ith sticky fin gers and tell-tale cake crum bs all of whom wore dark suits and the num ber of books read by each i and frosting still clinging to her daisy buttonaires. child. Book reports are unusually and carrying m ysterious looking For her daughter’s wedding, good this year. A total of 132 packages th at turned out to be Mrs. Lacy wore a gray flowered boys and girls have joined the frozen orange juice and plastic frock w ith m atching accessories, Reading club w ith the Fifth grade starch ,to say nothing of Mr. Lowe and a corsage of E sther Reid dai topping the list w ith 31 m em coming in and dum ping a box of sies. Mrs. Hassel wore a blue bers The state library has loaned luscious cherries on her desk. dress, for her son’s wedding, and 130 books especially for club She finally confessed th at she also wore a corsage of E sther members and these are in addi got in on a special p arty by in tion to over 1500 on the selected terview ing Anne H unt McKen- Reid daisies. The church had been beautiful list of club books supplied by the non In the m orning; th a t she a r local library. heim weddinq party, the rite« of at the Gospel Tabernacle. From ock. matron of honor; the bride obert L. Glover; and the beat man ry Lane Stdio. Ramblin’ With Ransey Fourth of July rived as the Weitzel employees were about to pass out from a bad case of drooling over a barbecue chicken th at was revolving on a Rotiss-o-mat and gradually tu rn ing a delicate and delicious brown W hen coffee was m entioned as a regular morning habit In Ashland, Mrs. McKennon graciously cut a beautiful cake and served coffee to those found via the grapevine (how does that thing work; we never saw so m any hungry look ing people), Walt Jensen, Nancy Weitzel (Anne’s right hand help er) and M arvin M iller were a l ways ready to lick pans and b e a t ers as they were laid aside. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lynch, Hi- wood, Montana, are in Ashland Miss Donnu Jean Connie, (lie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David T. Connie, 40 M ountain avenue, becuitie the bride of Chudwick O. Leaf Satuuluy. June 18, in u cere mony ut 8 o’clock In the home of Mi und Mrs Steve Zuiku. 4<IO Siskiyou Boulevard. The bridge- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lucky Leaf of Phoenix. Mrs. Nelle Burns, Justice of the peace, perform ed the ceremony, and Mr Connie gave his daugh ter in marriage. For the wedding the bride wore a grey suit with w lute aciesories und u corsage of pink rosebuds. Miss Joyce Axtell, maid of honor, wore a tun suit with white accessories und a cor sage of pink carnations. Jack Leaf Medford, brother of the groom, was best man. An arch of greenery and red and white roses decorated the Zarkn rooms Miss Axtell and Mrs. Charles Wilson assisted at the reception which followed The bride was graduated from Ashland high school this year The bridegroom, a navy veteran, is employed by Jorgenson’s dairy After a wedding trip to Redding. California, they will reside in Medford. r FOREST SERVICE CORRECTS RECENT ROAD REPORTS The Rogue River National For est yesterday issued corrections to n story that all roads in the coun ty are now open to travel. The Ashland loop road is blocked by a large snow drift approxim ately a mile west of Ashland peak, a l though motorists may drive from Ashland as far as the drift, and from the Applegate direction they may drive ju st past D utchm an’s peak and travel Into the Klam ath River district by way of the junc tion, but the loop trip is impas sible, it was reported. Also, the Hershberger m o u n t,a i n road which muny fisherm en take to Little Fish lake on the Umpqua is closed the last mile by a slide according to the report. The Better We Produce The Better You Like It! • When you seek commercial printing, you seek the best for your money. For this reason we’re doing our best to equip our print ing department with time-saving facilities and machinery which will produce only the best quality of printing efficiently. -------- AT-------- We know you want the best. . . Ashland Ballroom BACK OF LITHIA HOTEL And we are endeavoring to give it to you! 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