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Newspaper Page Texta . i 4 V f j HJirfr -si lit r Ml 1 H i i '-"fi T rv ..., U1DDV , TQIIJulAM nilt (IStT I AHV liDC TtllUlu A kirs vunn UriW" DAUGHTER. MARY MARGARET hocial Affairs anned for Blohms Th out week ha witnessed a gay whirl of parlies for Mr. ilMri G c. Hlolim, who aro leaving Klnmnth Fulls to muko Mr home on llio Blohm rnnch si Miilln, and Llcutcmint mid ..-t t lil..lw.i whn nrn neiuilnu "Rich'tl" IfliVA hro with MjircnU. They arrived on Friday of Inst week and will leuve .first of May to report back to Fort Sumner, New Mexico. H0)fj Umi-'fc w,J,iv. Wli n..,w...j ..... , ,... - . v.v ind Mm. (rmiK Jcirnin. v- horac on i-bkhib iin low bowl o( daffodils centered butfel larjic, nnn numm !(mtnW of white stock and carnations who uu ww... F-....I. inriiirii'it Mr. and Mrs. BlOhm Bna L.lcuu:iHHifc mm girhurd Uluhm. the uiicfttn tenor. Mr. and Mr. Ralph kidney Sr Mr. and. Mm. h Cimpnell, Miss Joan 4u.ll Dr. and Mm. George Irrvmin. Dr. and Mrs. John n)min ana mo nui. Knntiav ancrnoon mr. miu Blohm Sr. entertained for uin and aaunmcr-in-inw in nrum house nl llieir I a rTrriphomo. Between for ind fifty gueaii cauca nuring houn 01 live ana six-miny, y irMtlnf the newlywcl tht lint llmo ilnco t h o I r Wife. fht UcMovored tnblo wa ilercd wim a pnnKiino oou' of daffod . wnno nurnc irranizpmcnta of anlmon nuodrauon and carnations d Iho living room. ilrt rnink Jenkins pourca bi silver collee service, ana Join Cmnbcll nrcsldcd at ninth bowl. Asslsllnii obout roomiworo Miss Phyllis Fos- ind MIm Janice Buub. ilvfr baskets of sweet pens In pel ihsdci and tall whlto tap- In silver holders decoraica Uble at the Pelican party on Thursduy aricrnoon, Mrs. Gcoriie Mcrrymnn Mrs, John Murryman were koilcsscs at a one o'clock htm. bllowlng the luncheon. elRlv luesta returned to the home lrs.Gcorsc Merryman for an noon oi oriugc. Sixih Birthday In celebration of his sixth birthday, little Dnvid Schncc beck, son of Mr. and Mm. Ed win Schnccbeck, was host to R number of his small friends nt his homo on Snturdny, April 21. The guests enjoyed an nftornnnn of playing enmes, after which homo movies of the favorite. Mickey Mouse were shown. Later In the afternoon, the mothers of the "smnll fry" were invited to the Schneebeck home for tea. whlla enko and Ice cream were served to Dnvid and his friends. On tho guest list were John and Harry Hlbbs, Joanne Ho liiilny, John and Billy Connolly, Thud and Marc Spraguc, Doug Ins Cummlngs, Bobby Lee, Monta Volght, Solly Soukup, Frnnccs Cox, Suo Thompson, Dcbby Klngun and Judy fiphnenheck. Also Invited. In addition to the mothers of the younger sot. wero Mrs. Gcorgo Crumbakcr, Mrs. J. A. Klncald, Mrs. Mugn Currln ond Mrs. Paul fcdwaras Honored- icfe Sjo verec p innox of tho Tulclako oyterlan church was the kofashnwnr tnr Mlua Mil v. iBucll, whose marrlafto to iWakodold will bo an of May 30. Tho nffulr wus Onlhursdnv Anrll 10 nnrl lilt table was centered with suire orldo and groom. A DOUOUOt nf mnriitAlrU H the centerpiece of the ro- m lame, and tall yellow '! were nlnnvi ,ni,n. nnri klnj during the afternoon I C H. Mooro and Mrs. h Bur r:,... :uVhe sucsls with Mrs. tho leader. g the 35 gucsta present Ufalr were Lurn Allison. 'M Johnson, Mrs. Cecil 1 M val.uuoilt Mr- ra Olio iS "v7.. 1Sg". li in.. 'A,.' ri'feft Oabonie, Imm-u 1 usoorne, Mrs. Mr. "i"' Mrs' Evcrt Mc n. J. Patrick, Cora Ur- Eivrs' Cornelius, K'e Kasper n. Mrs vrn ( d 6lii?K Kl"8- Louise Mffgarot Olson. Mnrv I Mrf. & J(?hn Kollehor, 'tin,;,M,n:pBrown,Lor: wewti. """'ne Bucit, r'wno sent a ilia h.,t W IA Bt4 , nuiu (, Mrs i wcre Snrah Htltj MRayAlk'n8. Mrs. afc'C.hnrles'Heitz. ICa fcm.i ' waltor Oolden, I '?. Harriett Yorriv nnH r-orown. " h Dance lte.10' Honor lodono. Kri 2n3 P.t,UCK dln0e' f'n ifnle"f,s. follow Ruin SI,1?" evening of I, 'Pis t m ' w'Y oi ImiJ0' rooms wore Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Snyder were hosts ot a dinner party in honor of Jerry Wotson, sea man second class of tho United States navy, who wos recently homo on leove irom dooi camp. Also honored at tho af. fnir were Dallas Bennett, sea man first clnss. ond Private First Clnss C lion Barrel, oi tho ormy. Mrs. Estalla Watson, mnihpp of the aucst of honor, assisted Mr. and Mrs. Snyder during the evening. Guests at tho affair Included nih rhn.lnln Mrs. M. A. Coff- man, Nndlne Gllmore, Tom Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Coff man and daughter, Mary Lee, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Coffman ri Hmiohtprs. Barbara. Mar gnrct and Doris, and son, Cal vin, Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Bnr- rett, Mrs. Francis m. imroi iiu Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glos' Essay Winners Local winners In tho national esauy contest, VWhnt American- ism means iu m by tho auxillnry to the Veterans ot Foreign wars, novo oecn chosen from the 41 entries, and tiio nf tho thrco Drizc wlnnors will be sent to Port land to bo entered in the state contest, and perhaps later to tho national contest at Chicago. Prizes wore awarded to Phyl lis Crawford 1417 Wordcn, a student at tho Sacred Heart academy, first place; Beverly Rnllnv rnnlx 2. box 154. 8 student at Klamath Union high school, second placo;- Ella Tat low of 401 Lnguna, also a stud ent at Klamath Union high sehnnl. third rjlaco. The committee selected to decide, upon the merits of these essays were Mrs. L. H. Craver, chairman, Father Raymond H. Beard and L. Orth Slsomoro. Mrs. A. A. Myers wns tho essay chairman of thoaVFW auxiliary. District Meet Plans Bro being made for the entertainment, of clubs Included in the Siskiyou district of tho Oregon State Federation of Gar den clubs which will bo hold In Klamath Falls. Monday,. May 7. The Klamath Falls and Lost River Garden clubs will .share hostess honors during tho day. , Members will meet for a 12 o'clock potluck luncheon,, it was announced by Mrs. Horace E. Getz, president of tho Klamath Fals club. The meeting will be held in the small library club rooms of the city library, Fifth and Klamath, Ceremony Read In a simple single ring cere mony pcrtormcd at tho Sacred lleurt church on Saturday after noon al two o'clock, Miss Helen McNulty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McNulty, formerly of Klamuth Falls ana now of fort lund, becumo the bride of Thomus Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heed of this city. All white flowers wcre placed on tho ultar, and the young couple exchanged their vows before tho Reverend T. P. Casey.. For her wedding, the bride chose a coral silk crepe dress with nnvy blue accessories and a double corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Talmuge Jobc was matron of honor for her sister, and wore a brown checked dressmaker sun with while accessories. Arn old Ellis stood as best man at the ceremony. Following tho wedding, lunch- con was enjoyea ai ine pelican enfo by a few close friends of the- family, including Mrs. Mc; Nulty, mother of the bride, Mrs. Toogood, Miss Joanne Hamilton, tho ncwlyweds and the attend ants. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins plan to be in Bakcrsflcld for two months after which 'they will re turn to Klamath Falls to make their home. Mrs. Perkins is a sraduate of Klamath Union high school with llio class of 1844 and the groom is attached to the state agricultural bureau. .5 8 Military Wedding In tho first military wedding to include a centerman, Tech nician fourth grade Helen Louise Duncan of tho Women's Army corps and Private First Class Raymond Arthur Wil liams, United States army, wcre wed on Saturday, March 31. in the old post chapel at Fort Sill, Okla. The new Mrs. Williams is the daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Carey Carson Duncan of South Carolina, and the groom is-the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Williams of Klamath Falls. Captain Harold Worthington commanding officer of the groom, gave ine priao in mar riage, and her only attendant was sergeant vonnie huczok or tho WAC. Sergeant Walter Buczck was best man. The brido wore a cray servico dress and carried a bouquet of white carnations. Tho 75-ycor-old chapel was decorated with white Easter lilies, and candlelight was furn ished by tall white tapers. Fol- lowine the ceremony, a recep- t on was held at me uaare ciud, after which the young couple eft for a brlet wedding irip to Oklahoma City. Mrs. Williams enlisted in the servico in ADril of 1943, and re ceivod 'her' training at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. prior to being ass oncd lo l ie iicm uruuury school at Fort Sill. Her hus- hnnrl was a member of the Na tional Guard unit which was called into service In bcplember nt 1040 from Klamath rails. After two-and-one-hnlf , years In tho South pacific, no reiurnca to this country seven months hbo. He Is in the artillery in the Intelligence department at Fort Sill. . . Wedding Shower "Mrs. Austin Halvorsen and Mrs. W. S. Metier wero co-hostesses at a wedding shower given on Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Wavno Yancey, tho former Beverly Metier. Tho affair was given at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs, Jack Metier in St. Francis park. Several names were played during the evening, with prizes aoina to Mrs. Ernie Gienger arid Mrs. Keith Coddington. Conso lation di'Izq was awaraea to mrs. Frank Yancey. Guests bidden to the shower wcre Mrs. C. E. Yancey, Mrs. R. E. Larson, Mrs. I. E. Kitchlng, Mrs. R. K. Coddington, Mrs. J. R. Chapman, Mrs. C. S. Wilson, Mrs. S. P. Green, Mrs. Ernie Gienger, Mrs. Wesley Harsey, Mrs. Elmer Langer, Mrs. Frank Ynncfcv. Mrs. John Matts. Mrs. Jack Motler, Mrs. George Phil 11ns. Mrs. Dale Bebbcr. Mrs. R. E. Metier, Mrs. E. E. Metier, Mrs. Kermlt Rusco, Mrs, Charles Thurroan, Mrs. E. G. Patrick, Mrs. S. Metier, Lois Stelner son, H ten' Larson, Mrs. Austin Hal vor Ln and. the guest of honor, f ., JOAN CAMPBELL Played Ladies Golf Tournaments Friday, April 6, marked the ladies' golf opening at Realties Golf and Country club, and since that time, three tournaments have been played. Golf is played in the morning hours, after which members and guests, enjoy a sack or basket lunch at one o'clock. Coffee is served by the committee in charge during the day, and bridge is played in the afternoon. Officers for the season are Mrs. Martin Swanson, president, and Mrs. Herbert E. Haugcr, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. L. D. aicpncns was elected vice pre- mem m me meeting on April o. Heading the house committee is Mrs. E. M. Raymond, while Mrs. Robert Sproat Sr. is chairman of tho calling committee, Tho "tin whistlo" tournament, the first of the season, was played on April 13. with Mrs. Wilfred E. Lamm of Modoc Point as the winner. Winner of the clghtecn-hole tourney in tho "blind bogey" contest which was played on April 20 was Mrs. Ted McdXord, while Mrs. Matt Flnnigan was tho winner of the nine-hole tour nament, A sack lunch was cn joyed by members and guests, after which five tables of bridge wcre in play. Mrs. Peter Albert son was awarded the gift for the afternoon. Hostesses included Mrs. John Ashley, Mrs. Guy Har mon, Mrs. E. D. Hamachcr and Mrs. Carl Steinseifcr. The "grab bag" tournament was the feature of the day -at Reames on April 27, when mem bers gathered at .nine in the morning. Following the contest, the usual sack lunch and bridge wcre enjoyed in the afternoon, with Mrs. C. A. Lundy, Mrs. E. M. Raymond,' Mrs. Paul Farrens, Mrs. Carl Huson and Mrs. John Selby as, hostesses. f ' '1 w 4fc h t4 ;rV TO MARRY IN MAY is Miss Lois Stefnersoh, '--attractive' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steinerson of. 2023 Darrow street, who have announced her engagement to Aviation Cadet Robert J. Halvorsen of the army air corps, and son-of Mr. and Mrs. Austin A. Halvorsen of this city. The groom elect is to be commissioned as a pilot on May 23, and the young .couple will exchange vows the latter part .of the month. Dinner Party Honors S ecreta ry The blue room of the Wlllard hotel was the scene', of a gay dinner party on Saturday, evening, April 21, at seven o'clock, when Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Robertson were hosts to members of the office force at the First Federal Savings and Loan association. Guest of honor at the affair was Mrs. Opal McDonald, who cele brated her tenth anniversary as secretary at this firm. A white candelabra with tall pink tapers centered the iotig (able covered with pale pink flowered crepe" paper, and -pink sweet peas were attractively air- ranged with maidenhair ferns beneath, forming the. center piece. Pale green candle hold ers with pink candles were placed at either - end of the table.' Sprays of roses painted on cards were placed before small green cups holding candy and nuts, and .corsages of sweet peas were presented to the women. During the dinner a Doom in annreclation of Mrs. McDonald's work was read by Mr. John Sandmeyer, after which she was -presented with several lovely' gifts by the host and hostess. Mrs. McDonald has also been erantcd a month's vacation by her employer. Seated around the table were Mrs. McDonald, the guest of honor, Mrs. Todd Knapp, her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Workman, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. George Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. John Sandmeyer, Mr. and Mrs.- John Harvey. ' Miss Mary Trulove, Miss Marlon Dceriny, Miss Marion Mclntyre and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs, Robertson. (n Hawaii A sister team has reported to the US naval hospital at Aiea Heights on Oahu in the Ha-' waiian Islands. They are Nan Goeller, storekeeper first class, and Adra Goeller, seaman first class. Wave - daughters of Mr. and Mrs.-Harry Goeller of this city. ' The naval hospital , is filled with casualties from Iwo Jima, and a largo numberof Waves are volunteering " their" leisure time for three hours of extra duty several nights a week,, in addition to the full day's work they put In on their own job." ' These girls write letters for the patients or read to them. They make the rounds of the wards with pitchers of ice water and fruit juice, or. fold linen After it has stacked up follow ing the day's laundry opera tions. The greatest demand from the patients at this naval hospital is -that the girls just sit and .talk about home. Spring.Tea Honors Matrons on Friday ; ! Mrs, Godfrey C. Blohm and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Richard Blohm, shared honors at one of the nrettie.it tca nf onrlv mrinn when they wcre complimented Friday afternoon by Mrs. .Ray W. Oldenburg and Mrs. Eugene Hooker at the Oldenburg home on Pacific Terrace. , -Young Mrs. Blohm has been entertained frequently since her arrival here , last week with Lt. Richard Blohm from Fort Sum ner, New Mexico. This is their first visit since their wedding last year. Mrs. Godfrey C. Blohm is leaving Klamath Falls soon wun Mr. Bionm to reside on their ranch home in the Malin country. The tea table was attractive with a low arrangement of car nations and snapdragons with bowls of spring flowers in the living room. Pourine during the first hour,, from 4 to 5 o'clock, was Mrs. Kenneth A. Moore, and during the second hour, 3 lo 8 o'clock, Mrs. George Harris Merryman presided at the tea table. About forty guests called during the afternoon. 8 9 8. Wave Showered The liome of Mrs. Arthur L. Moore, 935 Newcastle, was the scene of a brjdal shower on the evening of Wednesday, April 25. The affair was given for AS Joyce Saftenberg, a Wave from the Klamath naval air station, whose marriage to Thomas Driver, petty officer- first class of the United States coast guard, will be an event of May 12. Mrs. Moore is a cousin of the bride-to-be. The mantel over the fireplace was .centered with a miniature bride and her bridesmaids, sur rounded by silver bells. Gay ar rangements of' daffodils were placed, about the room. The guests' places at the tables were marked with small bridesmaid nut cups, and the pink, . blue and silver color scheme was carried out in the decorations. 1 Games were played during the evehine with the prize for high score going to Y 3c Sybil Scraggie, and low prize to a lc Pat Campbell. Guests, at the affair included S lc Jane Carr. Sp. 3c Jane Eckels, Slc Pat Campbell, Y 3c Sybil Scraggie, S lc Tom Bowman, S lc Lenore Keith, Sk- 3c . Dorothy Anderson,- Y 2e Dbrothy Spence, S lc Jean Olson, S lc Lois McCabe, S lc Ann Fisher, the guest of honor and the hostess. Guest of Honor Guest of honor at a lovely shower on Friday, April 20, was Miss Helen Largent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - H. B. Largent, whose -marriage has been plan ned tor. the month of May.- The affair was given at the home of Mrs. W. G. Ely who was assisted by Mrs. C. O. Dryden. The bride- to-be received several pieces of glassware to match the pattern she has chosen. During the afternoon, bineo was played, after which refresh ments were served to Mrs. Glenn Hewitt, Mrs. Dicksy Weed, Mrs. who bnuin, Mrs. Ernest McGor an, Mrs. Gomer Caseman, and her sister, Mrs. Abraham, Mrs. R. D. McGhehey, Mrs. L. D. Gass, and her mother, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Ida Mochettaz, Mrs. Mochettaz Sr., Mrs. Howard Wy nant, Mrs. Clifford Shuck, Mrs. Esther Hines, Mrs. H. B. Largent, Lois Braatz, Elaine Braatz, Paul ine Clemens Betty Largent and the. hostesses. Bridal Shower TULELAKE At a charming ly arranged miscellaneous show er which was given on Sunday afternoon, April 15, Mrs. Robert Gilbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nelson, was feted at the annex of the Tulelake Com munity Presbyterian church. Hostesses for the affair were Miss Joan Smith, Miss Imogene Rowan and Mrs. Walter Rey nolds. Mrs. Gilbert, the former Alice Nelson, became the brido of PFC Robert Gilbert, : United States marine corps, in early April. The young couple-is now at home on . 630 North Fifth street in Klamath Falls while the groom is stationed at the Marine Barracks. PFC Gilbert expects to be transferred to San Francisco on April 28 after hav ing seen several months of duty in the South Faculc tneater oi war. ' The attractive refreshment table was lace covered, and cen tered with a flowering plant. The gift table was centered with white heart-shaped tapers and a miniature bride. Forty-five friends of the bride and her mother were included on the guest list. . 8 ! '..' Prexy Speaks Mrs. Donald F. McKay,, presi dent of the League of Women Voters, spoke to the Soroptimist club at the luncheon meeting at the Willard hotel on Wednesday afternoon, taking for . her sub ject, the topic of the Dumbarton Oaks proposals. With the aid of a chart, Mrs. McKay explained the numerous departments and their opera tions' as. proposed, by the con ference which was held at Dum barton Oaks in Washington, D. C. earlier in the year.. She made clear the many questions that have been obscured by over-emphasis on the workings of the - security council, and brought to the attention of the club members the importance of the assembly, the court of justice, the department of eco nomics and the secretariat.. There would be adjustments and compromises, ; she - stated, but. the proposals would serve as an outline for consideration of the conference at San Francisco, and give the countries of the world a concrete foundation on which to build an organization for peace. In . the absence of the presi dent, Mrs. Sheldon Brumbaugh, Mrs. Robert A. Thompson, first vice president, conducted, the meeting, and announced further plans for the 7th War Loan drive. Skating Party . , This afternoon, a group of the younger set in junior high school enjoyed a skating party at . Poole's Rollerdrome with Marilyn Hayden ' and Gailya Eichendorf as hostesses. Skat ing was enjoyed by those in cluded on the guest list between the hours of two and five o'clock. Come and Go . . Klamath Pa IN tin. 1,.V,'.' hive of activity during the past week, with several of the local residents returning from vaca- tionA In thA nrnuarhlal 1..J -M . - .. ...... iwiiu ui sunshine southern California. xiever 10 do forgotten are the "stay-at-homes" who were also ffreetin? nr hlHHintf rnMWBll . visitors, to this city. Included among the returnees . were Mr .anrl Mr c A who have been spending the winter months In - Patnifn.. Calif., and returned to their' nunis on nign street tnia week. Mrs. Alvln E. Macartney and vnunff mnn riavlH . MlnmaJ .n Klamath Falls on Saturday after a three-week vacation in Pas adena. Mrs. Macartney was ac companied hotn hv ht sranH. mother, Mrs. Charles S. Moore, wno . nas enjoyed a brief so journ in the southern city, and has returned to her residence in the Willard hotel. Little Carol, youngest In the. Alvln Macart ney home, stayed at the home of her maternal grandparents, Mr. flttH - Mr, Valnh D HB - -- .-. .w.,.., . v . ... q cartney Sr., while mother, and winner were away.. Here from San Francisco for an indarfinitA ifAV lo Mr nun Watt, who is visiting at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and. Mrs. Wilfred E, Lamm at Modoc Point. Miss Maud McCawley of Port. land snent 111. - orooVonrl iirf.W her. brother-in-law - and sister, Mr .and Mrs. David R. Vanden berg at their home on Wash ington street. - The many friends of Miss Alta Louise Hunter were, say in p hflln in thA KrtrlalaAl .ing.. her : all-too-short visit tn xMarnam rails, sne Jen the latter part of this week for Portland where her man-tatr in Dr. Robert B. Merrick. " of Tacdma, Wash, will take place on ' Thursday ait the All Saints church'.-" While' here - Miss Hunter was a houseguest of- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lamm. ' ' ' -S 5 Military Dance :: ; Members of the 'BPOE are sponsoring a dance for enlisted personnel, at the- Elks temple on Friday, May -4, - Music will be: furnished - by.. Baldy Evans and his orchestra, .with dancing beginning at nine, o'clock, anil continuing until midnight. The Elks will be assisted at the dance by Junior Hostesses. . In order to control the ilzr of the -crowd,' admittance will be by invitation-only. A total of . 229 - Invitations will be sen t proportionately - to 'the Marine Barracks, the Klamath naval air station and Camp Tulelake. The recreation officers of these military installations will dis tribute the invitations among the men, and -will not be avail able through, any other source: - Women in uniform, and service-men presenting an Elk courtesy card, or an Elk's-military, courtesy card, will- be ad mitted without special invita tion. . - ... . - - Klamath men home on leave will be. admitted upon' presenta tion of a leave pass. - The committee in - charge - of the affair-includes Mr. and Mrs. j onn , ocnuDert, cnairmen; - who will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Estin Kiger, Mr. and Mrs; James Clark, Mr.- and Mrs. Bob Dra- If 1 T. 6w, im. -tiua XVXX3. - xuiy nuger and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Linman. - 5 ' - Sandra- Kaye Harmstreet, daughter.of Mr: and Mrs. John F. Harmstreet, celebrated - her third birthday anniversary at a party given at the home ot her grandparents Mr. and Mrt.V E, G. . Patrick, .4691 Cannon ave nue. - ' ' ' . " - .n,iillkvw..N-a.sTirr.T. , -lUmmia- j,.., I, y,iJi TWO SISTERS FROM KLAMATH FALLS wore In the most-recent contingent of Waves to arrive in Hawaii for duty in the fourteenth naval district. They, are Non and Adra Goeller, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goeller of 125 Pine street. Nan is a storekeeper first cfossahd joined the service in May of 1943. Her sister,iAdra;. is a seaman first class, and enlisted in February of the following year. ,.. Official U. S. navy photo.