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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. Markham, iheir two sons and daughters-in-law were guests recently of the Markham's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Clark, 133 White Oak drive. Pictured here are (left to right) John
J. Markham, Chicago; Mr. Clark, Herbert-1. Markham, Chicago, and James M. Markham, Milwaukee, Wis. The
family arrived here from Los Angeles after a week's stay in southern California, and left last week by plane for
Seattle and Spokane where stops were planned before returning to the mid-west.
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Pictured here with Mrs. Leland Clark (at left) are members of her family who visited here during a vacation
in the far-western states. Shown (left to right) are Mrs. Clark, her mother, Mrs. Herbert I. Markham of Chicago;
a sister-in-law, Mrs. John J. Markham of Chicago, and another sister-in-law, Mrs. James M. Markham of
Milwaukee, Wis. Duke, pet of the Clark family, is enjoying the attention of Mrs. Markham, Sr. The visitors were
feted at a number of cocktail and luncheon parties during their stay in the valley.
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Eugene Bennett is pictured here working on plans for a new
studio which he will build at his home on South Grape street this
summer. The artist also has ideas for a number of paintings which
he will complete for showing in Chicago, where he spends the major
part of his time. Mr. Bennett has earned considerable recognition in
recent years and his Sicilian village scene "Rain" was exhibited in
the Portland Art Museum recently.
MedfordTribune
SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1956
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By Olive Starcher
Newcomers, visitors and former residents home for the summer
months have made interesting news in recent days.
Among the visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. Markham,
Chicago, and other members of their family who were guests of
the Markham's daughter, Mrs. Leland Clark, and Mr. Clark. The
Markhams were widely entertained.
Former residents here for the summer include two artists,
Eugene Bennett, who divides his time between Chicago and Med
ford, and Jack Moran Jr., artist-photographer formerly of this city
and now of San Francisco. Mr. Bennett will erect a new studio at
his home and will paint in preparation for another one-man show
at Mandel's, in Chicago next fall; Mr. Moran is photographer for
the Oregon Shakespearean festival in Ashland.
Another former resident here for the summer is Charles Reum,
who with Mrs. Reum and their four children has arrived from
. Honolulu. Among the newcomers are Don Adams, new manager
' of Medford Elks club, Mrs. Adams and their three children.
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Jack Moran Jr. is spending the summer with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Moran, Jackson boulevard, and doing photographic
work for the 1956 Oregon Shakespearean festival. The photographer,
who also paints, is pictured here with his dachshund, Clyde, which
accompanied him up from San Francisco". Mr. Moran, who served at
festival photographer a few seasons ego, supplies pictures for the
souvenir program issued each year as a part of the festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams, who came to Medford recently from Klamath Falls, are shown here with their
three children at their home on Haven street. The children are David, aged 3; Mary Alice, who was 6 years old
on July 3, and Danny, who will be 7 July 19. Mr. Adams was a Boy Scout executive in Klamath Falls for a time
and was serving as housing administrator for Oregon Technical institute before coming to Medford to be manager
of the Medford Elks' club. The Adams brought along Mark, the family spaniel.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reum and their children have come from Honolulu in the Hawaiian islands to spend
the summer in Medford. The children are Sarah Jeanne, 6; Peter (seated on the floor) who is 4 years old; Frank,
aged 2 years, and Charles Jr., 7. Mr. Reum, a son of Mrs. F. H. Reum, Findley apartments, left Medford when
he went into the Army several years ago. He is now with the Corps of Army Engineers in Hawaii. The Reums are
living in the Frank C. Preston Jr. home erf 186 White Oak drive.