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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1946)
r I It bhower Honors Ann Stevenson MT. I.AKI Ann Stevenson win honored wild shower Hun liny nflernoon at the uiuiiho hull. Slio will wed I'Biil Kulrclo mi Saturday, Aiiuunt III. Hostesses were Mm, riirrrl llllyaril. Mm. Ira Orcin, Mn, J. A. Marshall, Mm. Merrill IIihhI, Mm. Willlmn Cunningham, Mn. Hurry Orein mid Mm. Willlmn lliiys. The idiiiii w. altrmllvo wllh arriiuueiui'iils of phlox anil llhiilloll. lilf! tiilile wi-re mi- tercd with wi't'lM-i anil oiihy-1 hreatli. ! Ilrlly Kvrrett unil Hetty ' r'alrclo assisted ttir honor uuel ! In 0Knlnu Hills. Present were Mm. I'iiiiI llrelthnuit. Mid. Krnrsl llrel-1 tliiuiil, Mm. T. I) Jiirkmm, Mm. l.uwreiue lllrk, Mm. l-'i link , C'orjienlnif. Mm. lli'X 1 1 lull Mm. Kslelhi Hill, Mm. Itulpli Hill, Mm. Wnnl Dnliin, l.niriiin noil lli'tte Dollill, Mm. Hoy l.n I'riirle, Mm. Allien Slime, Mm, Kurresl llieltliiiupl, Mm. Cur nil Howe, Mm, Wlllluui Cun nlnilhuin, Mm. Delhi llnyii. Mm. Albert Keudy, Lucille Kendy, Mm. Hciwo K luiiiy . Dcniiiu Kin nry, Mm. A. II. Dliksmi. Ilur huru UlrkMin, Mm. Kin I Muck, llrvc-rlry Murk, Donna Dixon, Mm. Jesllu Kuylnr. Mrs. C'lnr enre (iobrr, llcllv Kiilrclo, Mr. mill Mm. rtonnlt! Whltlnlih, Mr. mill Mm. I'ercy Dixon. Mm. Jay Miinnlni;, Mm. Jiimrii Crawford. Mm. Ilrnry Kenton, Mm. Wiilliu-e 'Dininp. on, Mm. S. K. Kuiiiun, Mm. U. S. ThoiiipMin, Mm. llowiiril Jnck.iim, Mr. mid Mm. Anilrrw Collier. Lurolvn Collier, Mr. mul Mm. F, W. Iltlyurd, Mm. W. M. iliind. Mr. mid Mm. (inr n-t Demi llllynrd, Mm. Klizu-In-Ill Nnirm. Hubert Norrls, Mm. II. K. Culklim. Mm. Cius llllyaril, Mm. Knsa Mi'Cnrnuick, Mr. mul Mm. Cohnun O I.nuiili lit). Mm. A, L, Mumliiill, Mr. anil Mm. J. A. Mumliiill, Mm. Helen Striiinan, Mr. anil Mm. William Miimhiill, Mm. Kldon Knylor, Mm. Willlmn Kaflon, Mary I.oulse Kiiinun, Hetty Kverltt, Mm. O. 1 llrown, Mrs. II. I.. Fh-minit, Mr. mid Mm. Kenneth Klahn. Mm. William Illiirknuin, Mrs I.. A. Weil, Mm. Hurry On-m, Mm, Ira Orem, Mm. C. J. limn, Mm. H. C. Short, Mrs. Dayton Flnchiiin. Mm. Joi Ki-lli-r, I .on I mi Keller. Mr. mul Mm. Jay Falrc-lo, Mr. mid. Mm. C. K. Hrlssenilen, Mr. and Mn. V. K. Jeff coat, Mr. and Mm. Jut-k Barton and Diann and Mr. and Mn. Alfred Collier and Dorothy Collier. Neighbors NelKhhors of Woodcraft held regular meeting In the KC hall Monday evening, Atiuunt 5. t 8 o'clock with Vera Itecven, guardian neighbor, presiding. Tho Sunshine March award wan preiented to Kva Ilk-hard-ion, and clehratlng their birthdays In Julv were Kffle Kcdkey, Stella Wells, Dlckiiy Freemun and Ida Morhrltaz. Mary nronnian was reported III. There wan a very good at tendance at thin meeting, and Installation practice win held. Refreshment were served later In the evening by a committee consisting of Attn Chirk, chair man, assisted by Mildred l.nr Kent, Stella Persell and Kllcn Ely. Council The Women'! Council of the First Christian church will hold It regular meeting Thursday at the church beginning with a potluek luncheon at noon and a program and business meet ing at one o'clock. All women and friends of the church are Invited to at tend. There will be a meeting of the executive board at It o'clock Thursday morning. SOCIliTV -.rD NE i At Th Sign Ol Th RED ROOSTER Klamath's Flntit 614 Klamath At.. Open 5:30 a, m. to 10 p. m rba Ml Car Tartr Rf rvallens Recent Bride MT. I.AKI Mrs. Garret Di-iin llllynrd, u recent bride, was honored with a miscella neous shower at tho grange hull Friday ufternoon, Hiistessi-s were Mm. Juy Fair clo. Mrs. Irn Orein. Mrs. Itoy Lul'rarie, Mrs. William Cun niiiiiliiiui, Mrs. Lawrence liirk, Mrs. O. 1.. Drown, Mrs. A. H. Campbi-ll, Mm. C. K. Ilrissen den and Mrs. Hurry Ureui. Arrungi'inents of gladioli dec oruted the room and bowls of sweet peus, simpdrugnn and buby breath centered tho lace covered gift table. Assisting the guest of honor In oM-nlng her gifts were llcv erley Muck, Dunlin Kinney and Lucille Kt-udy. Guests in addition to the guest of honor were Mrs. Ward Dolun, Lorraine, Kosemurie and llette Dolan, Mrs. Krnest Hrel thnupt. Mrs. F. W. llllynrd, Mrs, Hnttle Green, Mm. Percy Dlxnn, Donnu Dixon, Mm. A. 1,. Mumliiill, Mrs. J. A. Mur sluill, Mrs. llnyd Bruner, Mm. Mury Geblmrilt, Mrs. Pulrlclu Houstleu. Mrs. Opal Hlchardson, Mrs. Jack Hiirlon, Dliinc llar lun. Mrs. Cryslel Cheyne. Mm. Karl Dehllnger, Mm. T. D. Jackson, Mrs. Vernon Dtirant, Mrs. Alvln Cheyne, Mm. Basil llrown, Mrs. Stanley Masten, Jean and Shirley Masten, Mm. Ilurnld Dixon. Mrs. Mar gurel Wells. Donna Kinney, Mrs. Kutle Byers. Mrs. F.mll Wells. Mrs. 1. W. Campbell, Mrs. Hurry Booth, Mm. Albert Stone, Kuby Kester. Mrs. C. J. Hess. Mm. J. A. Johnson, Mrs. I.i-lnnd Cheyne, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Swisher, Mrs. Sam Hu man, Mrs. Henry Scmon. Mrs. Scott Thompson, Mm. Wallace Thompson, Mrs. Gertrude I'ru III, Nancy, Roberta and Judy Prultt. Mm. A. II. Dickson, Mr. and Mm. F.url Tillon, Mrs. Al bert Keady, Lucille and Sylvlu Kendy, Mm. Gus llllynrd, Mrs. L. W. George, Carol George, Mrs. H, L. Fleming. Erla Flem ing. Mrs. E. R. Norrls, Mrs. William Williams. Mm. Emma I.nmb. Mrs. Nina Noble, Mrs. Paul Drcllhaupt, Mrs. Jay Man ning, Mrs. 11. M. Thompson, Mrs. Mary Breithuupt, Mrs. Earl Mack, and Beverley Mack. Mary Louise Enmnn, Mrs. Helen D e r r y. Mm. Mauda Roberts, Mrs. George Steven son, Ann Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cover. Mrs. B. W. Short, Mrs. Fred Beymer Jr., Betty Folrclo. Mrs. W. K. Jcffcoat. Mrs. William Black man, Mm. Alton Short and Mrs. Wllllnm Knfton, Mrs. R. C. Short, Mrs. Dayton Flnchum, Mrs. Floyd Short, Mrs. Harold Slaughter, Mrs. John Short, Mrs. Mary Walker and Ruth Paltin. v -t ... - 7 i5' Hi Guest Mrs. Charles A. Lytic of 11)30 Fremont had as her house jfuest Inst week DeDec Lopez of Scuttle, Wash. The guest visited various points of scenic Interest in this section and also visited at Red mond, Ore. Slie left Saturday, returning by way of the Willamette high wny to Portland and then to Seattle. Visitor Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kroenert have as their guest, Mr. Krocnt-rt'a sister. Mrs. John W. Fowler of Chicago, who arrived Sunday morning. This Is Mm. Fowler's first visit to Klamath Falls. She rc- orlH liking the city and is looking forwurd to a trip to Crater lake, i ... Picnic The internal revenue depart ment office of Klamath Falls held a picnic Friday, August 2, at Moore park. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. 11. Hadley and Connie, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lourharn mcr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvan T. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. F.llson, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wcathcrford, Elc nora Weatherford. Jack Bar bour and Walter Fleet. Frogs sleep In the mud during the winter. Entertained OLENE Members of the Lost River grange entertained with a bridal shower for Ann Stevenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Stevenson, Thurs day evening, August 1, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Masten. Each guest brought a Jar of canned fruit as a gift to Miss Stevenson who is the bride elect of Paul Falrclo. Present were the guest of honor, Mrs. Emma Rucck, Mrs. Frank Corpening, Mrs. A. R. Campbell, Mrs. Irvin Campbell, Mrs. R. B. Sturman, Mrs. W. F. Marshall, Mrs. Fred Rueck, Mm. Joe Sullivan, Mrs. Jack Barton, Mrs. A. L. Marshall, Mm. II. E. Calkins, Mrs. Mar ion Barnes, Mrs. Glen Wright, Mrs. Eva Booker, Mm. Frank Sullivan, Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. O. L. Brown, Mrs. Basil Brown, Mrs. Mary Gcbhart, Mrs. Boyd Bruner, Mrs. Bob Lewis. Mrs. Rex High, Mrs. Ivan Eggcrs, Virginia, Jean and Gcraldine Masten, Donna Kin ney, Helen Sullivan and Mrs. Stanley Masten. .1-... ... i LOUISE FOTHERINGHAM, daughter of Mrs. Harriet B. Folhcringham of Merrill, became the bride of PFC Thadeus Storosciak in a ceremony reod in Santa Cruz, July 18. Fol lowing his discharge from the army, Mr. and Mrs. Storosciak will make their home in New York City. KennellEllis. Vacation SPRAGUE RIVER Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Runnels returned home to Snrague River last Saturday after a four -week vacation trip In their new Dodge pickup which took them through 17 states, a roundtrip of H:ioo miles. Runnels spent some time with his brothers and sisters whom he had not seen for 13 years. Altogether there arc 16 children and one step-mother I living within a radius of 25 Pinochle miles of each other. There arc 70 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. The Runnels left Sproguc River and traveled through Al turas, Calif., Boulder dam, Ne vada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio. In diana, Illinois and Iowa. Mrs. Runnels visited her relatives In different parts of Iowa. They returned through Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah and Idaho, Going East Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Anderson of Klamath Falls are making plans for an auto mobile trip to Columbus, O., where they will attend the sov ereign grand lodge convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. They will be ac companied on the trip by Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur W. Foster of Portland, and will represent the grand ( lodge encampment of Oregon. They will leave on the eastern trek on September 4. In Command SSgt. E. L. Therling is now commanding the Klamath Falls armv reeruit. Ing office after the transfer of major John Clayton to Tucson, Arizona. Meeting Ada Willlttn, noble grand, presided over the regular meet ing of Prosperity Rebekah lodge held in the IOOF hall Thursday evening, August 1. and plans were laid out for the full work. The next meeting will be August 15. To Portland Mm. Jennie M. Leach of :I20 Michigan flew to Portland Tuesday to attend the convention of the Charis cor poration. She will return by plane Thursday. Before military orders In creased production, an average of 715,000 trucks valued at $445,000,000 were sold each year from 1935 to 1939. StJoseph? ASPIRIN mau l ubciii nun i id The Lady Eagles club met Friday evening at the home of Mildred Mosby with 14 present. A short business meeting was held. Pinochle was played with first award going to Mary Lewis, second to Frances Her bert and low to Vanesa Bottler. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, August 14 at noon. Classified Ada Bring RestiUs L; j."5 7 forflof fo fell you w havt a "FMtor MeGn" cfWr1 That's the beauty of having Consolidated Freight ways men move your household goods. They can take them anywhere while you take it easy. They offer you Uvo services to' take care of every household moving need: 1. Moving Van titmice- modern trucks, trained crows, careful packing even "wardrobe service." 2. 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