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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1952)
SATURDAY. .JULY 12. 115?. fi I. i THE JUNE WEDDING of Ruby Iccnbict to Sat. Darrell T. Johni, in the Congregational Preibyterlan Church, Reno, June 25. united two woll known Merrill families. Bridei parents era Mr. and Mn, Clem Icanbice; and her hutband it the ion of Mri. Chariot Tongue. Sgt. Johni hai been temporarily anigned to Fort Lewii, Weihinglon. Photo by Guderian FORT KLAMATH My MVIIT1.K lVIMKIt Muutlny miels nl Ihe wood filler ranch home oi Mr. and Mr, l.orln M, Mreeter wore the following relallvea, all ol Creswell, Ore: Mf. and Mra. Wilbur Hootl, the loriuer bl'ina Mr. Blreoter'a nephew; Mr, ttcou'a uarcnta, Mr. ami Mra. H. Jvuea, and Mr. ttcolt'a mother, Mr. Helm Scott, ho la Mr. ettreeter'a alaler. Mra. Don Vcatoh came home Wednesday Iron) Klamath falls, Wnere aha had born atayina with lelallvei lor a lew day following her release Irom Klamath Valley Jlonpttal, where ahe had been re ceiving medical ttrattnenl lor a week. On Monday, July 1, alio re turnrd to Kliimalh Valla lor a lew duya' further amy wlvjlo receiving additional observation and X-raya In regard to her phyalcal condition. Mr, mid Mra. Al Lewis relumed here Mutulny cvciiIdk from Port land, whero Mrs, Lewla had been vl.illlng relatives for several dBy. J.ewla drove tip to- Portland July J, to brlnit hla wlln home. Mra. Dclberl Denton and daugh ter Calhy returned la:t week from Portland, wlicie they anenl a week. Mla Bonnie Dnnner ha.i returned to her home In llrlllnitham, Wash., after vlaltlng here (or two weeks with her brother-in-law. aiater and children, Mr. and Mra. Oall Culver, ihelr daiiKhter Judy and aon Dan ny. ' Mra, Frank Denton returned last Saturday from Medlord. where ahe had been called by ncwa of the tragic death of her nlece'a husband, the late stale police officer Phil Lowd. On Friday alternoon, June 37, funeral nervlcea were held in Medford (or the popular and fear Jeaa atatn trouper, and among the crowd attending to pay Ita lo&t reapeoU waa a largo contingent of Ixiwd'a ellow offlccra of the Ore on State Police. Mra. Denton ataled that 'never had ahe aoen at any funeral auch a wealth of beau tiful floral ofirring.1 as were in evidence at the lant rites held (or the late atate trooper: 1 Alvln Copeland crime home Tues day from Klamath Valley hospital In Klamath Palls, and la Brums along flno (ollowing roctnt major aurgery. A gueat (or several daya of Mr. 'and Mra. Ernest Reeao at their Fort Creek Motel was Harry F. Taylor of Bakorsflcld. Calif., who Is affiliated with the California State Bureau of Reclamation. Tho visitor had a flno Unto fishing In nearby streams during his stay hero. Arriving Thursday evening (rom Portland at the hoino of Mr. and Mrs. Old Prltchctt waa the hitter's mothor, Mra. E. W. McKean, who will visit hero for some lime. Mr. and Mra. Edgnr Jnokson vis ited hero over the Fourth of July IS YOUR HOME NOT? For Lett Thon A Ponny A Day Per Window AWNINGS Con Make Your Home or Office 20 to 30 COOLER Eitimatoi Gladly HOWIE BROS. 2357 So. 6th St. 4362 t . i, ': c,( : , i4' Jb weekend from Ihelr home In Port land with hla brotlier and wile Mr. and Mrs. I:nrl Jackson. An. other brother. Wilbur, has been a house guest al the Jackson home here for aomo time, and last week accompanied by his wile, made a trip lo. Medford to visit Columbus ijtimbo) Jackson, a third brother. who hna been a helpless Invalid folluwlng a logging accident two yeara alto, and la confined lo bed at the Mitchell sanatorium In Med. ford. Enroule here. Mr. and Mrs Edunr Jackson also stopped oft al Medlord to see his brother, who Is well-known here, where he made his home for many yeara with his wne ana two sons, ine logging mishap loll Jackson completely paraiyzea. Fourth of July weekend house guests al the home of Mr. and Mrs, Krle II. Thorpe Br., were their aon ana nis wuc, air, ana Aira. Karle B. ( Blaine I Thorpe Jr., of Richmond. Calif., also their soil-In. law, daughter and two sons, Mr and Mrs. Mike Illbbard, Forrest and Jtmmy. who came from Boise, Idaho, to apend the holidays. KEEP THESE Don't throw away or misplace Instruction booklets and other per tinent material pertaining to your appliances. For easy reference have- a file for keeping records. All old baby'a bib stitched to make a pocket can be placed on a coat nanger near the laundry and used to atore pamphlets on clothes wash ing. wJlLm i:SjtVmer like II y MUX. K. It. NI.I.HON Mrs. Mae Leyva was hostess to the Home Kcouoinlca Club at her home, 'fliuindny afternoon, Juno 2i. In tho business meeting plana were made lor tho July 4tli dance at the KihuKe hall and the mumbera decided to have the dance July 6 Instead of the 4th. Answering tu roll call were: Mri. IS. M. Cnrloti. Mra. L. IS. F.lder, Mis. Hud 1'ernoll, Mrs. Frank Graves, Mrs. Jcas Pcnliig tnu, Mra. (Jury Fomor, Mrs. Dcun llif. I Is, Mia. ('etc Noll, Mia. K K Nelson, Mia. Mux Mouiin, Mra. William Harvery, and the hostess. There weie alM two guesti,, Mrs. Mabel Gilliam and duugliter Junlc Uiasert and coffee were served Irom a table covered wllh a char- House lace cloth with a center piece of red rosea. Tlila wua the lust meellnu until full when the club will meet with Mrs. Ciuy Fos- icr. Conitratulullons are extended to Mr. and Mia. Jack Lynch on tho birth ui a baby boy born. Monday morning. June 30, at Lukevlew pub lic hospilal. The baby wus named 'I nonius Philip; hu weighed lbs. 1 in.. A number ol rumheia huvc slurt- ed buying, a lew had hay down when lite heavy storm atrucx nerc lai.t week. II Is said the rain did inoio good than harm at this time. Now thul the weather has cleared the runcheis are I" the I i till., ukiiu) and they hope lor an abuudeut crop. J .oi Klder hud us guests recently Vic ONell and Andy collier Irom Klamath Fulls, who cuine to enjoy lulling In Thompson Valley. Business visitors In LaKcview Tuesduy were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank oraves, Mr. ana Mrs. r.. it. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Davie O'Coii ner. Mrs. Carl Ankney and Mrs. If. E. Caudeil. Tic B. E. Bhepherd family, who were residents hero many years ago. were 111 this locality Wednes day renewing old friendships. They had been on a trip lo California to visit relatives and (rom here were going to Boise. Idnho to vtll daughter, 'iney recently sola in home In Oakland, Oie, They are looking for a new location. Miss Joyce Oraves spent the 4th at the home of her sister, Mra. Howard Nelson and family, West- aide. Frankle, small son of the Nelsons, returned home with her to spend a lew days here. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harris spent Ihc holiday week end In Bend at tne home oi their aon, Keun, and family. Mra. 8. D. Harris, who has been seriously HI with tick fever Is convalescing at their home here. Davie O'Conner has his entire crop of hny down and Is now stack ing same. Miss Joan Deboy and friend, H.E. Hand (rom Klamath Falla spent Uie holMay weekend here with parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Deboy. Merle Nelson fmm Klamath Falls spent the vacation weekend with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Nelson. He has employment with the Merrill Appliance Co. In Klam ath Falls. John Donahue, Redmond, ne phew of Mrs. 8. D. Harris Is em ployed al the 8.D. Maris ranch this summer. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Carlon, Mr, and Mrs. George Carlon, Mr. and Mrs. Max McLaln. Mr. and Mrs. Vic MJnVler picnicked wllh Mr. and Mrs. William Harvey al their cabin on Elder Creek the 4lh. Heart (elt sympathy is extended to Jack Lynch and family In the loss of his brother, who was killed In a car accident, Friday, July 5. The car driven by a friend crashed Into a post on a turn south of Paisley adjacent to the George El der ranch. The driver was Injured, it Is not known lo what extent. The car a new Ford, was demol ished. The funeral was held at the Catholic Church In Lakevlcw, Tuesday morning, July 8. GOOD Try serving hot diced beets mixed with anchovies to go with almost any meat. 44efCt oj. Ike a sun (often- wtlL -rrr'tne"onTjr"un lotion eontaining'famed1 Revenescence to counteract the drying effects of, aun as your skin tans to golden smoothness. Nonj , greasy, non-oily. $2, 13.50 (plus tax) HERALD AND NEWS. r (T I 'I I I ' ' i - '. f; I i ... IV . ' T,-"a''-. . J . t AVIATION'S FIRST LADY as far as Klamath flying is concerned is pretty Betty Gant, one of the only air search women flyers in this pert of the country. Miss Gent, a member of the local aviation civil defense unit performed the first flight for that unit in reconnoitering outlying airfields in this area. She is also assistant air designee for the state board of aeronautics. FORT KLAMATH ' Mr. Bnd Mrs. Ralph Vaden and lamlly at the Hawkins ranch had as Ihelr house guests over the holidays, Mrs. Vaden' cousin and son, Mr. and Mra. Travis Calloway and Brooks, of San Diego, Calif., and Mrs. Calloway's mother, Mrs. Ethel Womack of Quanah, Texas. The latter had been visiting at her daughter's home In Ban Diego from Texas, and came north to see her old-lime friend, Mrs. Vaden, whom she hadn't seen lor twenty years. wniie nere. tne visitors were taken on a tour of Wood River valley and on a trip to Crater j Lake they were very much Im pressed with the local scenery, and i said this valley was the most j beautiful they had ever seen. Also ! during their slay tiiey enjoyed a ; fishing trip to Seven Mile creek i west of here, where they succeeded In catching their limits of trout. : The group left Monday morning, ; July 7, on the return trip to Sail Diego, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith and children of Klamath Falls, accom panied by Smith's brother Leonard of Fort Klamath, spent the 4th and &lh of July on a fishing and camp-; Ing trip at Long Creek, returning Sunday wllh limit catches of troul also. Smith's moUicr, Mrs. Wesley J. Smith, accompanied him and his family back lo Klamath Falls, where she will spend a few dnys visiting them and also with her ! daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Fisher, son Jimmy and ; daughter Phyllis. ! Coming from Doming, Wash., to spend the 4th of July vacation week i with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riden- i hour and lamlly here were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Monogham. their j daughters Beverly and Linda, and j Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Monoghan and their daughter- Bonnie. The two i men are brothers of Mrs. Riden-1 hour, and Mrs. J. P. Monoghan is ' a sister of her husband, Robert ' Rldcnhour, The group was joined on several outings and trips by j Mr. and Mrs. William Kldenhour, who are living at Denton Park. Houseguests over the 4th of July weekend at the home of Mr. and KI.AMATH FALLS. OPEr.DN . I . try' - r ''-. sr -4 WWi' T y .. .. ,j Mrs. Walter J. Wright were his uncle, aunt and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roberta and daughter Carolyn, and Betty Parr, an old friend of the Wrights, all of Rose burg. Spending Saturday arft Sunday of the holiday weekend here al the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Van Wormer-and son Douglas were her brother-in-law, sister and little son, Looking up-lo-dales, darling? WARNER'S MILLION DOLLAR IE tf. IX tV I tj- tx f 1 FASHION SALON SECOND FLOOR REFLECTIONS FROM SENSATIONAL was Clarice Moon In the 4th of July Klamath rcleo parade Of course Keith was dashing In his "Don" role but she was glamorous the Ohs and Ahs were thick from the spectators around us So many have men tioned It to us and we all KNEW that she had luckily found the beautiful mantilla and gold skirt yes gold satin SKIRT! during some one of their trips lo show their thoroughbred horses that we were further amazed to learn that she made the costume herseli and within 24 hrs ol wearing It In the parade and that's the an swer to how and where she acquired such a dazzling creation and we think it will Inspire a "fiesta" approach to future rodeo garb here. CARD FROM RUTH ADAMS en route to Washington DC with Isabelle Brixner Edna Albrecht and Dcna Backcs as delegates to the Soroptimitt Club convention card read Boy wnat a wonder ful trip!" which translated means "Boy what a wonderful trip! I" ELIZABETH HILTON Mrs. Bob is In BF attending dental nurses school, and is very en thusiastic in letters to her family Bob now a Sgt Is with the 12th General Dispensary U. 8. Army Medical Corps in Japan. GLADYS HALL UTTRBACK now living on the Atlantic side of Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Chuck) Smith and Leland Charles, of Klam ath Falls. Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Smith returned home, leaving little Leland here with his aunt for a week while Mrs. Smith is in Portland (or a (rlend's wedding. Smith In employed In the sporting goods department of the Klamath Falls Montgomery Ward store, the Canal Zone, where husband HOLD-UP Dfftly designed to form net frame your curves. WarnerV famous wire strapless in smooth cotton broadcloth. Cups are topped with lovely embroidered marquisette and dainty shell-stitched trim. Holds your curves wit& the loveliest confidence. I In nowy white. 2059. A, Band C cups. BRAS SECOND FLOOR i V: forever younjj "-T - feT ti? 1 HV iff mcI, "Dutch" la stationed arrived June 10. with dtr Isola "So So' and left July 10 to sail back to Coco Solo Four year old So So Is a somewhat seasoned traveler three (lights across the U. 8. two trips by car (rom Norfolk, Va to KF and now the return trip to Panama Some socializing was realized with parents sister Alice ana irienas out witn bo bo s tonsillectomy and other complica tions she a reporting back Irom sick leave.' CAPT OLIVER KINNEY and Wife Evelyn visiting here with his mother- Mrs. Nell Kinney. 2340 Eberleln and his father in Sprague River reports to Camp Stoneman (or overseas assign ment to Japan. "HARBOR HEAVEN" where all good land LUCKY) KF boye and girls can go to live is wnere nw edition! Your btlovtd shtll in For vacation travel, lunching in town, . dining Jneath the star ... you'll look your , loveliest in this new velvet shell I I VELVETS 5.95 to 12.95 Millinery Second Floor j ... To Wear Till Snow Flys Forever Young's ' "WORLD SUITERS" Two-Piece Dresses in Crease Resistant Bamboo, Picker Rayon and Acetate 1 0.95 A qently puckered suit dress with a real suitv look. Non-stop year-round wonder. Deftly rolled collar, petal pocket, cut oway Jacket. A city t cjoers delight. PACE NINE Aturihu NfcColIum wus lust' week". end houseguest of Ruth Bath- lany's and visited with Rose Poole and the Charlie Schaala and bamg me gooa reporter tnac ana la Informed us that Charlie Schaal now living in Harbor but atlll luentiucd witn KF-wa recently appointed by Douglas McKay as Justice of the Peace for Dlst. No, 1 Curry County and more ahe thought ahe saw Roma and Jerry Thomas we checked and she did They were over there gather Ing ocean breezes and Joined Fay and Opal Waters wllh dtr Roae and friend Jean Clanton the Frank Clanton's dtr who were staying near Smith River IncU dentally It was Roma's mother's and dad'a first glimpse of that particular Redwood belt. THE C. A. WICKER8HAM3 1934 Auburn Jerry Altar's (Mrs. Dalel parents who have been gone (or five months sent word to her that they had arrived In NY are at the Belmont Plaza after leisurely stops In Sf LA New Orleans Memphis (or the Cotton Carnival Chicago Ohio etc. Will be In NY (or a month taking In the Elk's national conven tion at the Waldorf-Astoria will return to the coast to spend the remainder of the summer at L Jolla. n.iuro r-.rt w Asm milMTPV CLUB womens' Invitational hand icap sweepstakes inciuaea neaain Medford and KF was a cluo "fun" day (or the capacity crowd which enjoyed a "real get-together'' good food and the out-o(-town guests responded enthusiastically to the hospitality extended by the lo cal women more details later. SUN Lotion STREET FLOOR
