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HERALD & NEWS. KLAMATH FAU.S. OREGON
TlltUtSIMY, JULY 10. 10V)
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THEY ROLLED THE YEARS back a century when they cele
brated the errival of their grandparents in Oregon one hundred
years ago. Here four sisters, granddaughters of Nicholas and
Maria Bird Sprenger donned calico frocks of the 1852 era. A
reunion was held at Shedd, Oregon, at the old homestead
taken up when the family first cams to Oregon. Left to right,
Mrs. W. V. Whitlach, Merrill Highway, Ethel Commons, Halsey,
Mabel Ruiter, Eugene, and Analia Hoflich, Albany, wearing
her grandmother Sprenger's lace bonnett.
1 00 Years Ago
Recalled At
Shedd Reunion
' 'a family reunion that dated back
100 years took Klamath County
families to Shedd, Oregon, June 29.
" The reunion was in memory of
the arrival on that date in 1853,
ol the CTandoarents of Mrs. W. V.
Whltlatch of the Merrill highway,
Nicholas and Maria Bird Sprenger,
who made the long trek via wagon
train from Iowa to Oregon City
. and then to Albany. Both are
. burled at corvams. '.
Original plans called for the meet
ing to be held on the exact, spot
where they first touch Oregon soil
but rain drove the ISO descendants
to a high school gymnasium.
'There are 260 descendants the
oldest at the time of the-reunion
being 85-years-old the youngest
four days. They live in Nevada
Utah. California and Oregion. This
was. ue ursi reunion. , .
i. Several mementoes of those
early days were on display and
each one attendang were presented
with a portion of the material from
the 'original three-room log cabin
the pioneers built and occupied.
-'.The old homestead still Is in
possession of two grandsons, cou
sins, a. u. sprenger ana, i nomas
B. Sprenger.
Nine grandchildren, were pres
ent, including Mrs. Lena Sprenger
Tvgh, Shedd. J. W. Sprenger, Shedd
Mrs. Max Hoslick, Albany, H. G.
Sprenger Shedd, Mabel Ruiter, Eu
gene. Mrs. W, V. tThelma) Whit
latch, Klamath Falls, Ethel Com
mons, Halsey, Thomas R. Springer,
Shedd, Isa belle Wilson, Albany.
Two other granddaughters, Mrs.
Xllen Parker, 85, Oakland, Calif.,
and. Mrs. Mack Dough too, Salem,
were unable to attend.
Others going from here were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Whitlatch and son
Danny and Mr. and Mrs. Roy whit
latch, Dick and Jerry, Bonanza.
It's time to talk about one of
America's favorite foods, ice
cream i Ice Cream is always good
cool and refreshing, it Is ready
to serve at a moments notice.'
One nice thing about ice cream
it's good for you, as well as being
good to eat. Ice cream contains
many of the same vitamins and
minerals found in milk, though in
different amounts. When youngsters
clamor for more ice cream, moth
er can give them their treat know
ing that the children are not only
enjoying a tasty confection, but
getting a nutritious food product
as well.
; Homemakere with an eye for
av new recipe will be thrilled with
the delightful new ice cream reci
pe -which is becoming so popular
Parfait Fiel It is a feather-light,
flavorful concoction of gelatin, ice
cream and fresh fruit, folded into
a, pis crust of your own choos
ing and crowned with a fluffy lay
er of whipped cream. It is quick
and easy to make, economical to
serve and oh so good to eat!
. Another ice cream favorite, par
ticularly beloved by teen-agers is
a Fudge Sundae. If Mom keeps ice
cream on hand in the refrigerator
wmtm
m better made with
You
or freezer, thegang can whip up
their own Hot-Fudge Sauce, which
makes it twice as much lun. A lew
chopped nuts and a topnot of
whippped cream make tnis ice
cream favorite a real party des
sert. KASPBERRY PARFAIT PIE
1 pkg Raspberry Gelatin
1 3-3 cups hot water
1 Tbsp. Lemon Juice
1 pint Vanilla Ice Cream
1 cup Crushed Raspberries
1 9 inch pie shell
Dissolve gelatin In hot water. Add
lemon juice. Add the ice cream by
spoonfuls stirring until melted.
Chill until thickened but not set.
Fold in drained crushed raspber
ries. (Use iuice as Dart of liauid.)
Pour into pie shell which may be
pastry, crumo or water au are
gocd with this pie. Chill until firm.
Soread laver' of whipped cream
over top or garnish with whipped
cream ana iresn raspoemes.
KEEP
Use wax paper or cellophane to
cover berries and all fruits after
placing them on a platter. They
win keep lor a&ys in penect con
dition in a gas refrigerator.
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kitchen stnka, tarM
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to machines.
Raspberries
are here!
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can't beat summertime salads '
made with Mission Macaroni!
They're so easy to make
and delicious to eat
that everyone will be de- '
lighted when you -serve
them a cool and tempting
Mission Macaroni Saladl
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Pineapple Juice 25
Fruit Mix - 31s
Hunt's 15-ox. .
Tomato Juice 3 25'
Real Gold 6-oz.
Orange Base 225'
BREAD ;:r ; 23'
Steer beef
Morrell'. half or
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Lunch Meat
Wheaties
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Pork & Beans
Pieces
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Our prices are
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Crop if II
Blue Plote
Lorqe Cleaned
For cool s'oladi, 5-oz.
Honor Brand
Fresh Frosted, 12-oz.
C&H Pure Cane
10 lbs.
Crackers by
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Nalloy's for
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Skippy
12-oz.
' Honor Brand,
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48 baqs 1
Oscar Mayer
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