Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1942)
0) 0) O 0) 9) FJ - 1 i 7 i 5 a ' r - ' 'si w - , (. V ''fit. INFORMAL recreations have coma into their own in Klomoth Falls with the advent of warm days and luxuriously long, cool evenings. For mal entertaining on a large scato has suffered a relapse and club ac tivities, for the most port, are quies cent. '''f Klamath folk are iavingthelr en ergies and tires for wartime needs by enjoying elose-to-homo relaxations which may have boon somewhat neg , lected during tho years when long trips to distant places were in vogue. Summer homes at Lake o' tho Woods and other nearby resorts are being utilized to the utmost, with many realizing for tho first timo that It is "good" to rediscover the joys that tho various forms of relaxation near at hand have to offer.- WJp- ' ' y.;-.:y MmKmvmmmmmminiw f ........ yrT, : - -r' , ; x l l J it F f ' : I vv ' toil., jsr' - . ' y .,- . - . v, ..if If J . tv .. ... Ml . 4 ' 4v l ft r J SWIMMING Mrs. John Maier climbs from the Barnhisejs' tempting pool after a cooling dip while Mrs. Rolla Coold improves that golden sun tan on the spring board. Mrs. Maier, Mr. Coold's sister, was their guest last week. SAILING Dick Igl and Mary Lou Johnson point the. Drews', sailboat,, the Faye-Virginia, into the breeze on Upper Klamath lakei Dick s home for the summer from the University of Oregon and ' Mary Lou plans to attend Pomona college this fall. GOLF Mrs. Jacques J. Steiger looks on as Dr.,Ceorge Merryman Jr. makes a drive off the green at Reames Coif and Country club. Dr. and Mrs. Mer ryman expect to leave the city soon, as he is on call for duty with the arjny -medical corps. . '. All pictures by Rollo England: of The Herald and Newt , j j -v.. i .,. r-.,',-.j v . .-.-.-.''..V'-.'-' . s; -.r-aa r-ih-.'-s,;!.',.,,... ..vi teter Wsm m tefes)' H5 : !, VW V r V.O-V:. 5 BIDING Mrs. Keith Moon. uD on ' ! GARDENING Mrs. Harry Bolvln en f oys spending odd moments In the garden of hor new home at 330 North Cz First street whore she can stop' occa sionally to enjoy a swopping view of Lake Ewauiia and the valloy to the south, .' " TENNIS Ben Hastings, last year's number one man on the Keed college tennis team and Rosa Macartney, home for the summer from Stanford university, indulge in a little racquet swinging during their leisure hours. Golden Moon and Glenn Young, up on Pal-O-Mine Jerry, start out for an evening ride on the Moons' two registered Palominos., Young has -i taken over the Sunset stables and is v . engaged as trainer for the two thor- , , j oughbreds.
