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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1955)
Him flDfr finciM ILiifi 53 n : nnn . L Jfi : mJ I Mrs. Philip B. (.owry, wife of State Senator Lowry, is pictured above ! with the couple's twomall sons, Bob, 3, and John, who will be six years old January 11. Mrs. lowry and the children will move to Salem for the coming term of the Oregon' legislature, which opens Monday, and Mrs. lowry will serve as her husband's secretary. ; The Lowrys live on South Pacific highway in the home in which Mr. Lowry lived as a child. By Olive Starcher Among the many roles which women are called upon to play in American life is that of the wife of an official, and today The Mail Tribune presents the wives of Medford city and Jackson county officials voted into office at the last general election. r , Several of the women are assuming the role of ''official wife" for the first time and in some in stances, as that of the wives of legislators, the new duty means a temporary move from the city and the stimulating experience of serving as secretary for a busy husband. MEDFORDUij&TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1955 LTV 4 IrVJ 1 5 mm (J 4 i 1 ' -I , - Mrs. Chester Wendt is the wife of the new county commissioner, elected last No vember. Mrs. Wendt is shown in the dining room of the Wendt's farm home on Old Stage road as she prepared to store away some silver pieces which had been in use during the holiday season. The pitcher and tray were family antiques given to the Wendts as a wedding' present. Mrs.. Wendt, active in First Presbyterian church, is the. retiring president of Presbyterian Woman's .association.. : .- . : -rr -.Ki . Mrs. E. A. Littrell accompanied her husband, known to everyone as "Al," when he left Friday for Salem and " the opening of the legislative session and will serve as his secretary. Mr. Littrell will begin his first term as a ' member of the Oregon House of Representatives from Jackson county. Mrs. Littrell, pictured at the couple's home -In Country Club, estates, is active in Jackson County Republican Women's club and' does much Red Cross work. , ' ' " Pictured above is Mrs. E. H. Mann, wife of "Ed" Mann, also a member of the Oregon House of Representatives. Mr. Mann was re-elected last November, to serve a third term. Mrs. Mannshown at their home, 47 Rose 'ave nue, will remain in Medford for the present and will join her husband in Salem later in the year. hkn.' )hanh, who does needlework as a hobby, holds a piece of crochet work. , j- - Mrs. Earl Miller is the wife of Medford's new mayor. The f mayor's wife was knitting on a'pink angora sweater when the ' photographer called af the Miller home, 617 Park avenue, while the family cat. Tabby, lay contentedly on a stool by the cozy I living room fire. , il IK -4"' It ' --Ari 1 - f I ' ' ' s'f" 'i7 f ' mil ' hfrK " Mum p U; ft ScS---- J-:0- xfl ?---ii"r . , ''-vrV- i Serving on the city council of Medford now are three newly-elected members, Paul Meyers, Fred E. Robinson pnd Donald Hansen, and the wives of the three new officials posed at the Meyers' home on Black Oak drive. Pictured (left to right) are ?v Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Meyers (AH photos en page by Brainerd Studio) j'1' Mrii Carlos Morris is the wife of the newly elected -county coroner. Mrs. Morris, "who reads a great deal, ' is" shown by the living room fireplace in the ' Morris' : " home on Mistletoe street with the family pet, a thor- ' i oughbred 'English bulldog named Luke. ..oj.----.-W-i
