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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1952)
PAGE EIGHT El' -' - fci- .; J ; MR. AND MRS. C. C. CRAWFORD announce the engage ment of their daughter, Marilee, to Dale N. Scheer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scheer, Jennings Lodge, Oregon. Bride elect is a graduate of KUHS, and is now a student at Lewis and Clark College, Portland. Her fiance is a graduate of West Linn High School, Portland, and he !s now attending Western States College, Portland. Wedding plans have been made for late September. Open Hpuse At Marie Kalina Home in Malin "; MALIN Hosts of friends of Mrs. Marie Kalina called on her Sun day afternoon, June 29, at her lovely new home in Malin, when open house was held from 2 until i o'clock. Assisting Mrs. Kalina at the refreshment table and welcoming guests were her daughter Mrs.. Mervyn Wilde; her daughters-in-law. Mrs. VaU Kalina; Mrs. Louis Kalina and Mrs. Rudolph Kalina. Delicious Bohemian pastries, for which Mrs. Kalina is famous, were served with coffee to all who called. Those who drr.pped in during the afternoon and who signed the guest book were; Mrs. Henry Vacknitz, Mr and Mrs. Con Johnson, Mrs. Enoch Petrasek, Mrs. George Him, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rogers,; Mr. and Mrs. John Reber, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rajnus, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Thompson, Mrs. Teresa McComb, Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Janie McAuliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray, Mrs. George Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Reber, Mr. and Mrs. John Freitag, Joan Freitag, Mrs. Ed McCulley, Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Mrs. John McCulley, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stevenson, Mr. i and Mrs. A. E. street, Mrs. John Derra, Mrs. I.yle Meyer, Mrs. Jack Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Steyskal, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bunge, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halousek, ' Mrs. Hubert Aldinger. Mrs.- Joe Puikrabek and Mrs. Edwin Stastny. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McColum, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Petrasek, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Stonecypber, Mr. and Mrs. John Giacomini, J. Anthony Giacomini, Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Saunders, Mrs. Clarence E. Decious, Mr. Leonard Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Vatz Kalina, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Kalina, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Kalina, Mrs. Jack Mivalez, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. George Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drazil, Agnes Drazil, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mock, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. George Brothanek, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steyskal, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fisk, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Prince, Mr. and Mrs Har.ry Rinabarger, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Petrasek. Mrs. Nellie Irvine, Mrs. Blanche Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Cacka, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Martin, Mrs. Bertha Myers, Mrs. Grace Walker, Mrs. Anna Hartlerode, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Morelock, Mr.- and Mrs. Merle Loosley, Mrs. Victoria Thaler, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smidli, Mrs. Ella Edie, Mrs. Antone Silly. Helen Tackacs, Mrs. Emma Wil son, Mrs. John Bailey, Mr. and Mrs.' Oscar Shive, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Micka, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Jelinek, Mr. and Mrs. Walter ' Stastny, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Smith, Mrs. George Fabianek, Mr. and Mrs, Vlnce Havlina, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fales, Vacation On Oregon Coast MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. Paschall Hodges and children are home from a vacation trip to the Oregon Coast and Portland where they saw the Rose Festival. TRICKY TRICKS The little eye catchers that wom en love, like tucked vestees, double reveres, pretty detachable pique j are money-saving ways of perking up an old dress. To keep them clean, wash them In bead-bluing, hot suds and add a small amount of bluing wax ironing aid to the hot starch. This gives the finishing HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Eurlcy and Joe Earley Proprietors DARLENE WOLFF Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Jackson Jr., and son; Karleen and Sharon Para zoo, spent the 4th of July holiday at Hoopa, Calif., attending the Indian festival. Highlight of the entertainment was the native brush dance which started at 9 p.m. and continued in relay form until dawn. There were stick races, wrestling, timber events, boat races, social dancing and numerous other events Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parazoo, Bruce, Duane. and Mary Katherine made the trip over the holidays to visit with relatives in Reedsport. Along for the ride was a little baby duck who attracted tremendous in terest at every stop as he splashed in puddles, ate food from people's hands, and followed the Parazoos. The Parazoos reported one of the nicest features of the trip was get ting to drive their newly pur chased car. There was one sorrow- ful part, also. They attended the luneral of a cousin wno had been killed in an automobile crash. Expected from Seattle this week are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Iverson and daughters who will visit with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.- John Mannering. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Doty, Mrs. Ed Doty, Mrs. Ray Baldwin, Vance and Cheryl recently drove to Sweet Home where they attended the large church wedding of a lormer Chiloquin girl. Lorraine Grayblll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grayblll, was married to Richard Bechtel. all of Sweet Home. Matron of honor for her sister was Mrs. Leonard Brewer. Mrs. Bechtel at tended the Chiloquin schools for several years and after her gradu ation from Sweet Home high school went Monmouth College of Educa tion. She teaches grade school and win teacn. tnis year about five miles from her home. Mrs. Bald win and her two children remained in Sweet Home for a week visiting before they returned to Chiloquin. Fourth of July at the Doty home was planned much differently than it actually turned out. What really happened was chicken pox. Both Keea David and tiny Harriet Jonn- son were the victims. So the only celebration was a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Norman Doty from Klam ath Falls and a visit with the Ray Baldwins, three of whose four chil dren also have chicken pox. Jack Jones went to Eugene over the holidays to attend a church youth rally and during his absence his wife and son went to Rogue River to visit her brother. Leo Larvie arrived from South Dakota last week and is staying nere witn nis cousin and ner nus band, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Para zoo. He had planned to sign up to ride in the Klamath Rodeo but ar rived too late to sign. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Parazoo and children, Shirley, Bonnie and Mike spent tne. holidays in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Curtis recently drove to Vancouver, B. C, to take her daughter and four grandchil dren, Mrs. Jean Robertson and children on the first lap of their return to tneir home in Edmonton. Alberta. In Vancouver two other daughters of Mrs. Curtis met them and they have come to cmioquin for a visit. Mr. end Mrs. Harry Ravlzza left on Monday morning for Portland where he win have a checkup fol lowing the recent surgery he had in that city. During their absence Sally Is staying with an aunt and uncle In Algoma. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Warren, and the older two children are "holding the fort". Mr. and Mrs. Donald Potter and boys were among the Chiloquin people who drove to Bend for the 4th to attend the water pageant given annually in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zimmer man and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Slaigcr were two other local couples who See The NEW BEAUTIFUL ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR and qet your FREE CLASSES todoy UHLIG'S 1026 Main hitm ' tSX- mm I i s& V i I - - Sharon Gienger . Senior Princess NEW HONORED QUEEN OF JOBS DAUGHTERS and her senior and junior princatias, installed June 10, in an impressive ceremony. Entertainment included a piano solo by Jean Adams, and a vocal solo by Randy Rocknee, accompanied by Donna Anderson. Another highlight of tha evening was the formal dance given in honor of Queen Mariana. Photos by Farebea Installation of Jobs Daughters Queen and Court A new Honored Queen and her court were installed June 10, when Junior Past Honored (Jueen, Jean Owens, assisted by Chaplain, Sally Kent: Recorder, Maxlne Wlrth; Guide, Barbara Custer; Marshal, Jean Selby; Senior Custodian. Mar garet Powell: Junior Custodian, Barbara Solie; and Musician, Flo Ann Perkins: installed the new Jobs Daughters officers: Honored Queen, Marlene How ard; Senior Princess, Sharon Gleng er: Junior Princess, Carolyn Bovd: Guides, Judy Clark and Jackie Ackerman; Chaplain. Virgie Toyle: Recorder, Trudy Bamlett; Teasurer, Denlce Kenyon: Music ian, Mary Ann Munsen; Librarian. Loraine Weed; First Messenger, Julie Harnden: Second Messenger, Elise Nitchlem: Third Messenger, Doris Campbell; Fourth messenger. Ginger Martz: Fifth Messenger. Ann Pedersen: Senior Custodian, Joan Juckeland; Junior Custodian, Beverly Phelps: Inner Guard. Mary Jane Langer; Outer Guard. Nell McFarlan; Soloist, Karen Porter; Social Chairman, Jackie Murphy: and Lady of the Lights, Fay Marshall. Entertainment for the occasion included a piano solo by Jean Adams; and a vocal solo by Randy Rocknee, accompanied by Donna Anderson. Refreshments were served after the installation ceremonies, and a formal dance was given In honor of Queen Marlene. New Guardian Council for next year, installed at a recent Jobs Daughters meeting includes: Mrs. Floyd Waddell. guardian: Mr. Joy Dstick, associate guardian; Mrs. H. A. Pederson, secretary; Mrs. J. A. Ustick. treasurer; Mrs. D. H. Goehring, music; Mrs. E. 8. Bram lett, sociability; Mrs. C. A. How ard, publicity; Mrs. F. A. Boyd, merits; and Mrs. E. O. Gienger, hospitality. attended the water festival In Bend. Streams and lakes were thickly populated by Chiloquin people over the holidays and the fish that weren't caught must at least have been scared silly with all the hooks luring them irom tne water. i. and Mrs. John Jaderholm and sons camped out. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Albert were accompanied to their camp by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fletcher. These two camps were on Buck Creek. The Wayne Niehaus family chose Long Creek as did Ted Markwardt. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peters and children and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Peters and son of Klam ath Falls went to East Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Freld had a cabin at Lake of the Woods but left their four youngsters at home with her sister, Nina Buck. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Layton Hoback and Kenneth are his sister, brother-in-law and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thornton and Irma. of Los Angeles. They arrived on the 4th In time to Join the Hobacks at' the Modoc Point home of the Les Hobacks. Over the weekend the group toured the Lava Beds for the first time. The Thorntons will be here approximately one week. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gard drove to Sherwood, Ore., over the 4th to see their first grandchild who ar rived two weeks ago to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gard. The young fellow weighed in at 8 pounds 142 ounces and has been named Randy Joe. When the Gards returned they brought their younger daughter Joy home. She has been picking straw berries in Sherwood and later vis iting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Goldsmith, In Portland. ,' Mrs. Amanda Ward, who makes her home here with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Or vllle Weddle,. had a large number of her children and grandchildren with her for what developed Into a family reunion at Lake of the Woods over the holidays. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Weddle, Susan and James, Mr. and Mrs. William Lott and children of Yreka, Calif., Mr and Mrs. Forrest Winter and chil dren of Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Phone 5512 HERALD & NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Marlene Howard Quean ii i i . ni l .ii i n m wi m aaaaajaaaaaa immmmmmmmmi :v:, - ill i! h r4 if Ih! i $ r Hr I Lit FROM THE FISHBOWL comes names of two winners of $50 wardrobes given away each year by Craig's of Klamath Falls. Mayor Bob Thompson holds the winning slips he has just drawn from the fishbowl held by Betty Kerns. This year's winners were Helen Kelch and W. L. Zoll, both of Klamath Falls. Chapter 18 Women of Moose MERRILL Women of the Moose, Merrill Chanter 18. met in regular session Julv 1. with Rose Baley presiding. New officers were In their chairs for tne first time. One new member, Bcrnndtne Bibb. Alovce Mitchell and family of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Smith and chidren of Bcatty, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hatcher and child, and Joanne Weddle. Special guests on the 4th were Rcmo and Feo Minato. The holiday was marred by one accident which could nave been much more serious. Two of the boys unset a boat in the middle ol the lake, but fortunately were res cued by another boart ann counted only a pair of boots and a wallet as lost. J. C. RENIE JEWELER CERTIFIED 1019 Main V r sponsored by Thclma Donathon, was Initiated. Eva Orr was the lucky winner of a years' free dues. Moose Sisters were revealed and drawing for new Slaters will be held at the next meeting. The Academy of Friendship will meet Friday afternoon July 18, at the home of Eva Hundley on the Stnte Line Road. Delia Hodges won the Jack pot drawing. Refreshments were served bv i)e new officers, who will present their chanter night program at the next West, junior regent, was in charge. A benefit was recommended for several of the members who have been 111. Refreshments were served to Louisa Icenblce. Rose VanMetcr, Bessie West. Veronica McNeill, Lil lian Thomas, Rose Balcy, and Dovle Reedcr. regular meeting July IS. Executive and auditing commit tee of the order met at the home of Rose Spolek in Malin. Bessie ompare JaiueA Don't be fooled by site in selecting a diamond, lei us show you how the superior cut, color ond clarity of our Genuine Orange Blouom diamond rings make them a better buy, six for size, than any other ring. MASTER WATCHMAKER Phone 4606 Carolyn Boyd Junior Princess Ivory Satin (Continued from Page 6 ganlst, and she accompanied Mis. Earl 8. Sheridan, who sung lor the wedding. ' Brother of the bridegroom, Rudy Magallanca, was best mnn, and brothers-in-law of the bride, Bob Nagle and Gene Lewis, unlicrs, nlio served as CAiidlcllghtcrs. Flower girl was Amber Lee Gun dy, and ring bearer was Kuiinld Mills. Mrs. Nelson wore an alter noon dress of pale pink cotton to her daughter's wedding and her corsage wan of steplmiiolts and and white gnrdenlns. A pastel pink and blue afternoon suit In a shadow check was worn by Mrs. Mugullaiirs, her corsage was the same as Mrs. Ncbon Mrs. Bob Nagle cut the cuke at the reception held In the church recreation hall: Mrs. Gomer Case man, Mrs. Koiiald E. Plinlr. Mrs. Pete Peterson and Mrs. Louise Slelnerson poured: and Mis. Ar thur Burnett and Mrs. Vrlma Ncu. klrchner were at the gilt tublc. The guest book was carried by Mrs. Gene Lewis, sitter of the bride. The four tiered wedding cake curled out the pastel color theme, and was topped with little silver wedding rings. Myra Lien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Lieu, caught the bride's bouquet. Louie Is a graduate of Dorrls High School, and Kvclyn was grad uated from KUH.H. For her golna away coituine. the new Mrs. Magiillaitca wore a pule blue gabardine suit, with comple menting accessories. After a trip to Southern Califor nia, the couple Is at home. 405 No. 3nd street. Visitors Former Merrill re.ildrnts. Mr. and Mrs. Bilton Bally and son Mike, Portland, were recent vis itors with Merrill friends. MAKE DOLLARS "DO THINGS" A BRIGHT, smiling, carefree kind of world is "yours for the saving." It'i easier I than you think a simple matter of opening your Savings Account with our association. With funds safely laid aside to earn and grow, you feci more confident and secure. And the extra dollars your savings earn with us help you have more . . .do more , , . sooner. Start saving with us today! Spend FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION UmMAj fUlVud dewiMf MdJMutUtMCC CpoU&H, I i T- ; : ' : ' : ." ( ' ''r'r ''"' I Si -Y, : - t I l t , 1 A, . AN AUGUST WEDDING Murphy, daughter of Mrs. J. Mr. Murphy, 432 N. 10th Street. Her fiance it Phil Maach. ling, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. California. Joan was recently graduated from Mount Saint Mary's College; and Phil it a graduate of Loyola University, Tha pretty bride-to-be it alto a graduate from KUHS. Photo by Lewld and Rhode t, L. A. FORT KLAMATH Mrs. Vaughn Is In Portland with her husband, and on receipt of the news of his stepfather'! critical condition, Hughes Immediately went there also. Mrs. Hughes Is the lormer Marie Loosley, member of the family of Mr. and Mia. Ray. moiid 8. Loosley. pioneer Wood River valley residents. Lee Crum, former Fort Klam athite now living at Sacramento. Cullf., was looking up old friends here on Friday, Two local real estate properties changed hands this past week, when Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roeder sold thicr Fort Klamath home to Mr. and Mrs. William Owens' of lied Illuff, Calif., and the property ol Mr. and Mrs, Hob Cable was In turn purchased by the Rocders, who arc owners of the Crater Lake giocery here, Mrs. Roeder also mniiuuuig the local agency of Die Oregon Stale Liquor Control Com. mission housed in the same build ing. On July 4, Mr. and Mra. Rordcr, their sons Donald and Chirk, moved their household tur nilure and personal belonging to their new home. In addition to this dwelling, the former Cable prop erty coiulsu of two rental houses located on the adjoining land, now owned by the Roeders. Occupants of Ihene two houses are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Knowlen and small son Jeffrey, who live In the larger of the two, and Emmetl Slsemore, who maintains bachelor quarters In the smaller dwelling. Owens Is engaged In the entile business here and In Red Bluff. Wisely 'SATURDAY, JULY 12, 10M Is planned by bride-elect Joan C. ( Jerry I Murphy, and tha lata Phillip Maachllng, Inqlewood, and with his family win move soon Into the former Roeder residence. Mr. and Mrs. Cable have made Fort Klamath their home for about 33 rears, and have many friends In this region who regret their de parture. At one time, they operated the Oreen Lantern ru( here, later leasing and running the BuiMet Lodge, service station and restau rant (now the Fort Cieek Motel, the proiierty of Mr. and Mrs. Krnesl Reese). For several years they also managed under lease the Junction service station, cabins and cafe, located one mile south of here at the Junction of hlghweva 81 and 333, now operated by the owner, rtancla Kirk. For some time. Cable has been employed as meat cutter In a Klamath Falla Safeway store, and on August 1. he and his wile will take possession of a new home lo cated In the reclamation project III Klamath Falls, where they plsn to live permanently. During the Intervening time, Mrs, Cable will visit at Wocus with her sister, Mrs. Uuy Hartell, hr husband and family, and later plana to go to Cedar Blulf III Wasliington tor a stay at the home of her son-in-law, daughter and children, Mr. ami Mrs. George Zlgler. their daughter Barbara and son Bobble. AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO T. tia r.kl l.v.lt n.w ,! fr lh l.U M. Msaa f Isa am May, II N. 11a. al a law maalhlr rait. All a raasaaasla lima "aa va, If ?aa la, caaata Iran r-nt la par aaa aiffmanl. tha rani alrtaajr aia la All tatl4 la aaar aarraaas ar-taaat a4 aa alaar Saw asrman! )a na(t. atr. 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