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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1952)
I or. PAGE EIGHT "') ! ""'. ' "r-?"1. ""I'HIHWII nil iliiliilM.il I. , :,- ! U '' b ill IK 1 1 1)1 11 . . M 111 1 J ....... FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE of Mrs. Harriett Mills, Coos to Ted DeMerritt, son of Mr. was announced recently. The Episcopal Church, Coos Bay, young couple are students at FORT KLAMATH By MYRTLE WLMER i A houseguest at the home of I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McAuliffe ' and family Is her brother. Father ' William voaa, wno is vacationing here from Seattle, Wash. i Helen and Lee Noah, daughter I and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben i Noah of Prineville, returned home Thursday after visiting on the pre- 1 ceding Monday at tne nome oi mcir 1 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I Chiirlex M Noah. Anita Vaden, daughter of Mr. .nH Mrs. Ra Dh Vaden. oi me Maw. J kins Cattle Co. ranch, ts home after j spending a week visiting in tuam- ath Falls wim ner granaparcum, Mr and Mrs. Henry Vaden. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Denton vis ited over the weekend from Port land at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Yegge of Denton Park. Den ton operates a lumber yard in Guam, and was recently called home to Portland by the illness of his wife. . Among local people who enjoyed the Elk's picnic held Sunday, Aug. 3, at the eity Park at Malin, ware Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McAuliffe. Mr. and Mrs. Loren L. Miller Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boeder and Mrs. Jerry Sisemore. Houseguests from weonesoay until Friday at the home of Mrs. Mvrtle Denton and son Delbert, were Mr. and Mrs. Lew O'Neil and their sons, Michael and Oary Sparks. Nev. Mrs. O'Neil is a niece by marriage of Mrs. Clara Beail, who is Mrs. Denton's sister, and a summer visitor at the Den ton home, lrom Areata, uaiu. Spending all day Sunday at the Denton rancn nome were Mrs. Viola McDowell and daughter, Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fan ger, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bellows and Mrs. Phil Lowd, all of Med lord. The women are nieces of Mrs. Denton and Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Lowd being the former Claudia Klum, widow of the late state po lice officer, Phil Lowd, of Med lord. Another houseguest at the home of Mrs. Denton and son is Mrs. Minnie Mallory, who on Wednesday Aug. 6, went to Klamath Falls for dental attention. During her few days' stay she will be the guest of a friend, Mrs. Florence iromoiee of Klamath Falls. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Zanz. San Jose, visited from Monday until Wednesday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Wright. On Friday, Mrs. Wright left by train from Klamath Falls for Oakland, where she will visit for two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Martha Freauff, and will also visit other relatives and friends at Coronado and Fresno before returning home. After a ' six weeks' stay in bed as a result of a severe spinal in jury, Mrs. Fred O. Brown, Crystal, is able to be up and around again at her home at the Brown ranch. Gay Stewart, Sacramento, vis ited here last week at the home of her aunt and family, Mr., and Mrs. James Van Wormer and son Douglas, leaving on Friday, for Klamath Falls, where she will stay with her sister, Mrs. Charles Smith, before returning to her home in California. Mr. and Mrs. Ord Fritchett re turned here Sunday evening after attenaine the rodeo at PrinevUle. where they were guests during the stay at the home of old friends. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Kelly, at the Haycrcek ranch. Going to Prine ville Sunday, for the last day of the show were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Zumbrun and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fritchett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Loren L. Miller Jr., and their three little sons, enjoyed a few days at the beach and visltinir her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patterson. Portland. returning home Monday. Auir. 1. During their absence, their infant daughter, Mary Anne, was left here in the care of her Daternal grandmother, Mrs. Loren L. Miller i Mr. and Mrs. Ival Knox and I children slopped here briefly on rnursaay, to visit nis mother, Mrs. Roy Wimer, while enroute to ; Bprague River, to see other relatives. Diane Bechtel and her maternal grandmother, Mrs, Eva Fritchett, left last week for Mitchell. Ore.. ' called by news of the illness of Diane mother, Mrs. Dick Youna During Diane's absence, Mrs. Wil liam C. Martin in pinch hitting In ner position as waitress at the Old Fort Tavern and Cafe where Diane has worked for some time past, I Mr. ana Mrs. josepn rialford : spent last weekend .visiting her brother, John Conroy, at Shaniko, (Ore., and also called on other re latives at Maupln and Tygh Valley while in the vicinity. Mr, and Mrs. Al Lewis made e J trip to Portland over the weekend of Mary Lou Mills, daughter Bay, and William Mills, Seattle, and Mrs. T. A. DeMerritt, Malin, wedding will take place in the Saturday, August 23, 4 p.m. The Oregon State College. 'to visit her relatives. The Old Swimmin' Hole at Den ton Park, has proved a most popu lar spot during the past month of warm, sunlit days, the ideal sum mer weather having been condu cive to various groups holding their annual all-day picnic outing among the pines at Denton Park. On Sun day. Aug. 3, employes of the Bal siger Motor Co. and also mem bers of the Bartenders' Union of Klamath Falls gathered there for picnics, while, Saturday. Aug. . was the occasion for a gathering of Bonneville Power Proiert m. ployes. Scheduled tor next Sunday. Aug. 17, is the Klamath Falls Fra ternal Order of Eagles picnic, and on Sunday. Aug. 24. Pacific Fnni and Produce Co. employes of Klam ath Falls, will hold their annual picnic at the park. An event of the weekend of Aug. 16-17. will be the third annual u together and nicnic of the wv River Pioneer and Old Timer or ganization, on Saturday evening. Aug. 16, local members will be hosts for a social meeting in the C. I. Clubhouse, when election of officers will be held. On Sunday, the all-dnv annual picnic will be held At. Jai-ksnn V Kimball park at the head of Wood River, with the oraanicattnn fur. mshing ice cream and coffee for the feast which will highlight the occasion. Although it is a sad fact that during the past year, death is ut&en neavy ion of our be- lovea pioneer and old-time resi. cents oi Wood River Vallev. still those who remain are determined 10 carry on ana make the gather ing this year a success for mem bers ot the organization and their families. Plans are being made in anticipation of a large attendance. Officers of the zrouD are: Emmcrt oisemore, president; Stewart Nich olson, vice president; secretary, Mrs. Wade Crawford: treasurer. Mrs. William Zumbrun. Those olan- ning to come are asked to bring an item of food for the picnic, also personal table service and silver. The dinner given in the c. t Clubhouse, Saturday evening, Aug. 8. by members of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the local Metnodist community Church. was a fine success. Co-chairmen were Mrs. Raymond S. Looslev and Mrs. Bert Gray, assisted by mem bers of the church group as well as C. L. club members and women of the communitv in eeneral in addition to local business establish ments, all helping by donations and work to add a substantial sum. to tne church improvement fund here. Piece de resistance was baked ham or roast beef, served in the tradi tional, well-known Fort Klamath style with ail the delectable trim mings. Patrons served during the evening. Included not only local people but several from nearby points as well as numerous tourists who had stopped off in Fort Klam ath to spend the night before re suming their trips the next day. These latter were especially pleased with the viand3, pronounc ing the dinner most delicious and the best they had enjoyed while travelling. This is a well-deserved tribute to the culinary ability of Fort Klamath women, as we have here some of the finest cooks to be found anywhere. FINE PHOTOGRAPHY It. Jftf 'VS at underwood's 706 Main Streot Klamath Fallf, Oragon IWiy"W)WypWPtWPlWIWl.i i' im n ft i -Xw r. -;-.v vftJUV -W' STEPHANIE DEE GUDERIAN with a luncheon held, Friday, 305 California Avenue. REFLECTIONS FROM THIS WEEK'S REFLECTIONS By SALLY BARNHIS, L Klamath County's Skyline lakes beckoned hundreds of vacationing tuamath persons this month as the harried city dwellers took advan tage of the few weeks left before the rush to get back to school. Many families who want a little excitement, such as water skiing and speedboat ridmg. along with a restful atmosphere have been va cationing at Lake O' Woods. A (ew oi the caoms there almost burst ing at the seams with company include: The Bennets". on the West side of the lake, into which a steady stream of guests have been pour ing this summer. Staying there this past week were the Beimels' daugh ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLaughlin of San Fran cisco. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ben net and daughter Betty spent the past weekend there and will go again today. Mrs. Martin Ramsby. society ed itor for the Herald and News, and her daughter Sue are spending tneir vacation at the Matthew Fin nigan cabin. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Linman really had their hands full when thev took their son Joe and three of his friends to their cabin for a three day outing. August 8th through the 10th. The boys who young Joe had as his guests were Donald Brail ler. Peter Barnhisel. and Harrv Childers. A Wonderful month spent at the Dr. Ralph Stearns' cabin will come to an end. Sunday. August 17. for the newlvweds, Mr. and Mrs. "Perky" Stearns, for Perkv has orders to report to McCord Airbase, Tacoma. Monday. Dr. and Mrs. Stearns spent the weekend with the young couple at the cabin. but their daughter Frances didn't accompany them. . rrances could not go to the lake as she had already ac cepted an Invitation to visit Nancy Hoggland, former resident of Klam ath Falls, at her home in Portland. Frances will be leaving here soon for Northwestern University. Chi cago, where she will enter as a freshman. Helen Dettweiler will be at Reames Golf Club. Thursday, Aug ust 21, for a golf clinic and an exhi bition match. Around 6:30 Thurs day evening a buffet dinner will be served to the club's members. Mrs. W. F. Relmer. DuBols. Penn, came here recently by plane to visit ner daughter and son-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. T. P.- Young, 230 Donald Street. The Youngs have been taking their guest to many scenic places including the Oregon Coast. Two girls who are to be in out of town weddings the next few HKHAl.l) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FA1.US. OREGON celebrated her fifth birthday' August 8, at her parent's home, weeks are Kav Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Johnston, and Barbara Swanson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Swnnsnn rnu left Friday, August 15. for Port land where she wil be bridesmaid Saturday night. August 16. for Haz el Fletcher, a Clu Omega sorority 'cr i u,. aaroara will leave this coming Friday for Portland where she Is to be a bridesmaid for Betty Coe Rllea. daughter of Major General Rllea. The marriage ceremony will take place Sunday August 24. Barbara and Beltv are college friends from the U of O. . Attending the trap shoot this week at Harrison Hot Springs B.C. are Dr. J. Martin Adnms. his two daughters. Sharon and Sandra, and ... b,,u ..tin. xi. i,. Hauiiir MR. AND MRS. CECIL KEENE were married Fri day, August I, at the First Methodist Church, Reno. The Rev. Steven Thomas read the noon marriage service. Leon McDaniel and Sonya Lea Shupe, Seattle, were the couple's attendants.- The new ly weds are home at 624 High Street after a honey moon trip to Lake Tahoe. The new Mrs. Keene is the former Gertrude Thorpe. $223 , V. nib jl . mb Back-lo BRAS. SECOND FLOOR MR. AND MRS. R. E. DUNLAVY 3933 Clint.. A.....: .. nounce the engagement of their daughter,, jeenie, te.Gane ' Overen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Overen, 3703 .SwmmtrV Lane. The affianced are graduates of KUHS, and both. wire' active in school affairs. The wedding is planned far Septenvi bar 14, in the First Presbyterian Church. Photo by FereteV Mrs. Bob Wampler Showered V With Baby Gifts At Party. CHILOQUIN Mrs. Bob Wamp ler was the recipient of many beau llful and practical gifts last Tues. day night, Aug. t. at a baby show. er given al the Ivan Doak ranch at Williamson river bv Mrs. Rob ert Doak and Mrs. Bob Mathta. The guest of honor took an award for a guessing game and Mrs. Malt Samson won a drawing con lest played in lights out fashion. Those attending were the mothers of both Mr. and Mrs. Wampler, Mrs. Paul Wampler and Mrs. Wal ler Pohll. Mrs. Ted Markwardt, Mrs. Charles Steber. Mrs. Vern HenRl, Mrs. Frank Emory. Mrs, Gerrv Wolff. Mrs. William Prlebe, Mrs. Lee Hntcher. Jessie Hatcher, Mrs. Olen Klrclier. Mrs. Wayne Nle- hau.i. Mrs. James Chlpman. Mrs. George Brautlachl. Joanne Weddle, Mrs. Alien Hatcner. Mrs. joe Mil ler Jr.. Mrs. Bill Wampler. and Mrs. Wayne Hatcher all of Chilo- quin. Mrs. Ivan Doak. Mrs. Harold Col lins. Mrs. Harrv Pearson. Mrs. Joe Miller Sr. and Mrs. Mylan Charles all ot Williamson River. Mrs. Jo Taylor. Mrs. William Gloria Vanderhoff Wed In Lutheran Church (Continued from page it short pufted sleeves on the little flower girl's frock. The bride's mother and the bride- groom s mother boin cnose navy blue afternoon dresses with while accessories for the young couple's wedding. Their corsages were of while roses. The ncwlyweds were honored by two receptions. After the formal reception held Immediately after the wedding ceremony in the base ment of the Lutheran Church, the bride's parents had an Informal gct-to-gether at their home, 5009 Altamont Drive. Those assisting at the formal reception included the following: pourcrs, Mrs. Helen Sherman and Shirley Book: and cake cutter, Dorothy Montgomery. A stylish gray suit with coral accessories that accented the coral and brown stripes in the jacket were chosen by the bride for her going away outfit. Following their honeymoon trip to California and Nevada the new- lyweds will be at home, 3616 Sum mers Lane. School Round-Up! WARNER WONDERFUL BRA WarnerV comfort-loving, all-over ulilclicd cup for Ihut natural round look you love, Prc-slirunlc white collnn liroailclotli. 2076. A, B and C cups . . . $2.25, cup only , , . (3.00, Wnlc, phono or come in for yours loduy. '7 Page, Mrs. Oene Pan. Mrs.- Clar ence Jenkins. Mrs. William Zinv brun from Fort Klamath: Mri.tDei-: ay rioit and Mrs. Homer Holl. boMi of Bonanta. i Bending gifts were , Mary' Ami souers of Klamath. Agency., Mrs. Ord Prltchttt. Mrs. J. Q. Btll and Mrs. Michael Beaulieu of -Pert Klamath. Mrs. James Rodfera ,of Cottonwood. Calif . Mrs. Olena Bris coe of Klamath Falls. Mrs ri. coe will be the rreat rrandrrl other oi tne expected infant. Kathryn Wampler of Medford. Mrs. Norman Wlmer. Mrs. Rov Deffenbacher, Mrs. W. J. DuBols, Mrs. Louis Bickers, Mrs. Merrill Hoppe. Mrs. Floyd Ohlei, 'Mrs. Roy Oelnttr. Mrs. Forest Frtld. Mrs. Osylor Hatcher, Mrs. Oeorge Reld, Mrs. Kuoy peeler and Mrs. Jamsa Wamp ler. the suit you saw in Excitinq , f obrit i inrifJvi i',7-,.".ys:-.v . . f v ! :-p V 'IN I MEW, ' . 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