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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1951)
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1031 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE N1NR ,Ur; iIH i i M ' ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH In Merrill was the selling for a doiiblo ring service, Saturday October 13, when Kcvercnd Father John I'hclnn officiated at the afternoon wedding ceremony uniting Kay Lorraine Gasscr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Uassrr, and Roy Shmnnker in marriage. The couple will make their home in Klamath Kails. Photo by Wcs (ludcrlan WEDDING AT MERRILL V4vnnill rii Lorraine (larjier. daughter o Mr. and Mra. William Utlier, antl rtoynatari. nw., unrre nicy ruivcu hiiumaker rre married on Hsiur- ..... n..inhr is. mi HI. Augustine's in Mrrrill Rcvtrei'jl Jnlin i.h.un read Uie 3:30 p.m. double, ring service neiore " . bsnkrd with yellow snd whlto chrysanthemums and lighted te llers. Bafkets of lerns were placed before the altar rail. Traditional wedding muslo wag played by Mrs. Kills Wilson who also accompanied Tom William singing "Ave Maria." The brlile, given in marriage by her lather, wus radiant In whit satin, trimmed In nylon lace. Her lingrr-tip length veil was held in nir hv a srfd-iicsrl tiara. A white oivhid wlUi white satin lreamri xarrlfd on a prayer book was the bridal bouquet. The bride's attendants. Evelyn Petrik. maid of honor, and Mrs. Tred Taylor, brldeamsld. wore dresses simllsr In style to the brides. The meld of honor In pink, carrying a pink and whit chrya rnihrmum botmuet. and Uie brides maid In orchid, with yellow and hite chrysanthemums. Yhe bride's nieces. Leste and Msry Fsv Csrlyle, were chsrmlng flower girls In pink snd blue min iature duplicates of the . oUier sewn. William Oasser. brother of the bride woa bet man end ushers v ere 1 edlorri fihumnker, Fred Tay lor and Herb Jones. Mrs. Gnsser. mollier of the brlds, chose a black street-length dreas end a red ro-e corsage for her daughier's wedding. At the repetition which followed In the recresllon hall, Mrs. Robert lliirlelgh passed the guest book, runch wes served bv P'trlcls Knanen, Mrs. IVireen Csrlvl helned onen the ri'ts, snd Mrs. Pobert Prtrlk pretlded at Ui cof fee aervlre. The three-t'ered whl'e wedding rake trimmed with while roses snd silver leeves centered the re-f-Mhmet tsble. Ferrs ad wlte ehrvsanthemnms circled the cake, end n p'nlnttire brMe sd groom Imned the ron'ectlon. Mrs. Dn Tsrry served the cnge after 1'ie fir-t sl'ce had been cut by thr yon coimle. Following s Irln to the Oli'or. r'n copstHne the ni' Mr. ad Mrs. ruims'-er e-e now at home In Klamath Falls. Tougher Spy Law Sought WASHINGTON, W The senate has voted to Impo.'e the death sentence or Imprisonment up to ll.'e both penco time and wartime spies. The messure, sponsored bv Sen. O'Conor tD.Md), was passed Fri day. It now goes to the house. The law now nrovldes cnnllnl punishment or Imprisonment up to 30 yesrs for spies convicted In e ar time, and for prison sentences up lo 20 years for peace tlm spies. Small slices of salty rye bread tre delicious spread with a mixture of deviled ham, finely chopped cu cumber, and mayonalne: season thr hnm with a Utile onion Juice if you like. KENO By MRS. JOK l)K GRANDE Mr. and Mrs. Urne Hills of Klamath Falls have moved to Krno. Itev. Gladys Mlllord. ccconman- ed Rev. Dorotliv McOlnln ana i daughter. R-tly McClaln to Ban i Mr. snd Mrs. helm ixnianoo, Louie De Grande has lefl Louis De Grande has left for his home In Orchards, Wash., at tcr spendl1" l-n k with Mr and Mrs. Joe De Grande. Itev. tine ucwls. Lskelsnd. Fla. spent the day with Rev. Mlllord. Rev. Lew s w 111 make nrr home in Klsmsth Falls with Rev. Dorothy MrClsln. Buck Srhfrer spent some tlm visiting friends and relatives 10 Chehalls. Wash. Mra. K. F.. rimlth snd daughter. Mrs. Harold Collins, motored to Orsnts Pans to visit Mrs. Smith's psrents. Rev. Melvln Grlltlth attended Keno Gospel Center Sunday. He recently returned from North Car olina. David Dunn, son of Mr. and Mra. George Mason. Is recovering from an attack of bronchial pneu monia. George Mason received a pain ful Injury to his led hand when he Jabbed It with a screwdriver. He expects lo return lo work soon. Charles Attcbery. his son Charles and daughter. Nancy Ellen, caught the limit of trout on the Klamath river. Mr. and Mrs. Bud I.ummus and family havo moved lo Klumath Falls. l"Vw By nARI.F.NF. WOLFF Louise Heglund, dsughter of Mr. snd Mrs. Elmer Heglund. Is III with rheumatlo fever and will be In bed for an Indefinite period. 8he Is not permitted callers for another week or so and friends hsve been sending the 6th grade girl get well cards "galore." 8he la a Camp Fir girl and has been active In both church and school organisations so she will be missed until she Is on the well list again. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Peters Isst week moved to Redding. Csllf. with their two small daughters Leslie and Andrea. Peters trans, ferred In connection wltb his oner. stor's Job with Southern Pacific. They had lived here for nearly two years. Benson Mitchell, former local res ident, vlsted with friends In town for several days lsst week and managed to spend many hours out deer hunting. Ha wss a houseguest of Mr. anal Mrs. Donald Potter. The Mississippi Jubilee singers appeared at tno high school last week for the first national assent biles program of the year. Calvin Bummers has been hos pltaltzed the past few days In Klsmath Falls but Is reported lnv proving now. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Heath are planning to move this weekend Into the house they have recently purchased, the old Allnn house recently owned by Mr. and Mrs Ted Albert. The Alberts have bought the house across from the nigh school which was partially burned last year, they will remod el it soon,. Nowadays you can get dates In vncutim-packed Jars so that they retain their original freshnes In definitely; these are sold at many super-markets, The dates in uiese pness are aomcstic-giown. i- tan,, in Hfiin - imniVi. fri'i urate- -a. ) '?'.; Smi "stt. ,.W 1 Bridal Shower A bridal nhnwer wu elvan Fri day night October 1J, at the home ol Mrn. Georgia Harper or Bllltc Jean Hcogglns. Bllll will benome uia nricie ol Frank Slkea, October ill. Those attending were: Mrs. Prank Meant. Mra. P. E. Pout. Mm. Win, Hcogglns, Mra. Lyia OuMefson, Mr. Leila Shock and Freda Bcogglna. Thoae Invited but unable to attend were: Mra, Alice Green and Jrma Scogglns. By BKTII BOWDKN Mra. Virginia Olbaon eccompan- led by Mra. Doyle Crawford and children returned lo Broken Bow Okla. last week. Jean Rlchardaon begin work Willi the telephone company in Ai- turaa thla week. Oeorge Elwood Buauldlng Allur es la now v-urfcinir. fur the Halpb L. Hmltli Lumber Co. and will make his home with hie sister Mra. Leltoy DeWllt. Marvin McKornan la again work Ins for the 1 ove-iess '.ogglng Co Members of the Mothers club are relieereliig for a fashion show to be held In conjunction with dinner a I Community hall Octo ber 3d. Jt la to be a benefit with firoceedi for the annual commun ly Christmas tree treat. Mrs. Leola Bhedd formerly of Canby and now living In Allures visited here last week. R. O. Courtney father of Daney Courtney Is reported Improving In the Modoo medical center where he was taken aeveral dava ago suffering from a heart condition. Mra. F.d Waterman spent a few daya last week visiting her pa rents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bsll An derson. Pfc. Dale Hall who has been atatloned at Fort Warren Chey enne Wyoming Is borne on fur lough. ' Mrs- Bessie Desn Chtco moth er of Mrn. Dorothy Anklln visited here last week. Joyce Reed Newport Is visiting at the Ira Bpeers home. Mr., and Mrs. Jamea Jsy ai turas their daughter Mrs. Char lie Holloway and her son Ricky hsve returned from a short visit lo Bpoksne George DuFault spent Tuesdsy and Wednesday of last week Is Reno. Mr. snd Mrs. Orvllle Haney are proud recipients of a latter from ni i nioht unnmi 0reclor 8tew,rt air force base NewDuro; m y. wnere tneir son Morris Is s".Uoned. Lt. Col. Hlght praised Morris highly In hla letter snd said Morris had been promot ed from private first class to cor poral. Joan Ross daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Ross end James Johnson son of Mr., and Mrs. Al bert Johnson spent the weekend with their psrenta. The young peo ple are students at Corvallls. Leo Du Milieu accompanied by Mrs. Hsrel McDonald drove to Dsyvllle last weekend and Mrs. McDonald visited her dsughter Msry Louisa Bllllngslcy. Du Milieu brought his wile home wlln blm. Mrs. liumi leu visa spent, snout three weeks there visiting her sis ter Mrs. wsnda MCKtnney. Mrs. McKlnney who has a baby girl about three weeks old will be re membered as t ) former Wand Bouen of Canby. The Charlea Lacy nom is up on stilts preparatory to being moved Into Allures where Lacy has bought a lot. Corp. Bob stumoaugti surprised his psrents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Slumbauih last week when he r rived her for a lew days beiore being transferred to some army base In Washington. His mother who has recently been serlousl:1 lit Is much Improved and able Ul be around again. Mra. Don Myrlck apent few days In Alturaa hospital last week but Is now home again. Mrs. Lucille Meade toot cer eon Kenneth to Redding last week. Kenny has been home on leave a few days from the San Diego naV' al base. Forest Ranger Joe Tnornton took Mrs. Thornton and family to Watsonvtlls last week. They er to remain there with relatives while Thornton undergoes a back operation at a 8an Francisco hos-Plil- Mrs. At jonnson is ciersing in the Red and White store during the huntlnc seaaon. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wilson have sold their ranch homa aouth of town and are making their home temporarily in Maun with Mrs Wilson's parents Uie J. A. Carpen ters. The Dava Northrlns th H. W Smiths and the Melvln Northrlps have returned after several days In Dorr Is. Mr. and Mrs- O. C. Miller hav returned from a visit to Mlsstss. ippl. Willie there Mrs. Miller's mother died. Never let mud dry en leather shoes slnca It mav leave a perma nent stain; wipe off every bit of Uie mud just as soon as possible OUR. . . Ptrtenaliiad Albums are new a dlialey! Order New . . . fer sett teles ties aaa avld last mlnwt limited steels. PIONEER OFFICE SOPPIY A lit a ey main 1 it it saasssesssajaMaifJ naawaaiaMQa AT THE C. W. SWITZLER HOME, 3023 Earllctt, five sons and four daughters met on Oc tober 6 for the first family reunion in eight years. Mrs. C. W. Switzler, mother is seated in the 'foreground, and grouped about her arc: Kront row, (left to right) Clyde, Mr. Switz ler. father, Mrs. 0. M. English (Maribel) and Mrs. Harry Smith (Melba Jean). Back row, left to right) Van,- Paul, Dclray, Mrs. Carol Mistier (Euphama), Charles and Mrs. Earl Welch (Thelma). Photo by Wes Gudenan Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. C. W. EwlUler, 3023 Bartlett, entertained 30 mem bers of their family October 6 on the occasion of their daughters blrthdsy and the first family re union In eight years. There were 13 grsndchlldren S resent and daughters and sons l law with the exccotlon of one I aen-ln-law. Carrol MtsUer. now sta- tloned In the Hawaiian Islands with the navy air corps. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bwlttler came from Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Welch are from New water- ford. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith from Dunsmuir. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. English. Vsn. Paul. Charles and Delray (Toby) are all local residents. .... VI. an Mrs. C. W. Swltiler hsve lived here since 1936 and he haa been with Weyerhauser Tim ber company since wsi lime, Engagement Announced MareU Ann Hallock announced her engagement recently to Jack n. Lm H i meeting of the Dells Sigma Epsllon sorority at Chlco Bute college. A scrapbook. trimmed In sorority colors of green snd yellow, told the "Faouious Fable" of the' story of Margie and Jack, and the traditional box of candy was passed. Msrgle Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Hallock of Crs ter Lake. Mr. Hallock Is the park superintendent. Their dsughter Is a senior at Chlco State college where she Is majoring In education. Jack la a graduate of Chlco State college where his fraternity affilia tion Is with th Iota Sigma. He la now teaching Journalism at Chlco- high school. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Lee of Chlco. -re- THE frankly pretty shoes . A lf V significant fashions VJ i V yivN A B,,ck I v trJimhittA ' Br0WBSMd-16" V " SHOE SALON ' ' I I Block Sued II V" "v I t Brown Suede 1 3 All Block Suede ! J I 111! 14" .. : .i . ' . BRIDE WAS RADIANT She wos marrying the mart of her dreamt, in the gown of her dreamt choten with the aid of LoPoinfe't bridal consultant. FORT ROCK By ROBERTA McGEE Orange Hi met Saturday eve ning, October 13. During ti.e lec turer's period Bill Deruie distrib uted slips of paper and pencils and asked the members to write down the names of the mou recent couple marrlrtl. No one could think of any, then BUI announced the marriage of hla daughter. Venlta Dehne Perry to Floyd Branch of Lakevlew. Everyone was taken by surprise. The newlyweds ar rived after the grange meeting. The wedding took place at Reno, Nevada on September I. The bride wore a navy blue dreaa ault with white accessories. The newlyweds took In the Lakevlew RoundUD. be fore returning to Fort Rock. Those present at orange tnat mgnt chart. varied Floyd and Venlta that same evening. Those present were: The Pitcher family, Nick and Zula Klerk. Leon and Jo Glider. Jim and Bernle Suit, Bill Dehne, Dick Bcnauo, jess Miles family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garrett and Mrs. Betty Branch of Lakevlew. Cookies pop and cigars were passed around. Mrs. Bob (Lavonne)Brown and baby Linda Lee came home from the hospital Tuesday evening, Oct. 9, they will atay with BUI and Maxlne (or a few weekx. . The grader was towed back to Lakevlew Monday for repairs. I forgot to mention In last weeks news Items that the Fort Rock orchestra played for the square dancing after the box social Oc tober 6. Fern Pitcher, Hazel Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Don McGee and Mrs. Ellis Painter helped clean the hall before and after the Boost er night program. Rube Long sold two truck loads of steers Wednesday October 10. Mr. A. Constans of Lakevlew ar rived Monday, October eighth, to visit his grandson and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Harbison and baby. John and his grandfather did some hunting. Then on Friday afternoon they all left for Tacoma. Wash, to visit with Barbara s parents Mr. Blue Suede Blue Coif Gray Calf Purple Calf snd Mrs. William Maasty over th cekend. Mra. Floyd Braneh. Fern Pitch. er, and Bernle Suit were business visitors in Bena on rrlday, RalDh Webber went Is nul l. day for new eye glasses. sir, ana Mra. Howard McOee, and children and Mr. and Mra. Donald McCHe and eon made business trip to Klamath Falla on Thursday, returning the aame day. mr, ana Mra. jLd uarreit ana Mrs. Betty Branch of Lakevlew spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Branch. Mrs. Oarrett Is Floyds sister,, and Betty Branca r inya s sister-m-iaw. M-6gt. and Mra. Robert McOee and Mary June, and Sgt. Walter Calif, arrived Thursdsy to vlstl me atcuee lamuiea ana to go hunt Ing. Sgt. Delashmutt's homa la at La Grande, Ore. Robert. Howard. 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