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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1952)
SATUHDAY, AIlfiUST .10, 10S2 IIEnA!,D AND NEWS. KLAMATH FA1XS, OREGON PACE SEVKT "'"""'""i mill iMMfMMiiiuiMiPippiwjv ry-.-ry-rv.; NEWCOMERS to Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mn. Stewart C. ISt.w) Bowie, who will be identi fied with the tociel at well ei business life here. With their ion and daughter, they will move here from Baker to mute their home when Bowie takes over the management of the Pacific Telephone and Teleqraph Company, replacing C. E. (Chuck Seavty, who hat been traniferred to Portland. Pictured at going away party for the Seaveyi at the Yacht Club. Photo by Kettler REFLECTIONS PROM KUCVKBSFUt. MMIlNO-for the Dr. Kay olde nburg lamily when Dr. and Mr.i. took iltri Jean Kae : and Wane on a Mimmer-windup- vacaimn nio.M ot II In Canada 3i I'ejr nop in ' Viciorln thru lo Campbell River -picturesque nil-ecu lor "anlmon-and-trout-happy" I f hhermen where Dnd and Diane earn cmiiilil a coho i spunky Mi nion i and Clene and Jean Rae I raughl Iroul A week later loo a! boal at night dam Naneimo at Hi p in. altho only 3 lira In Van couver lravltig poll in early a.m. sleeping accommodations ate pto vlded 4 days In Vancouver Hh Oenra moiher and airier Mr. Bank and Marie flanks recently moved there irom Halilax lo Penlicmi via Harmon lint Spruiga c.c one highlight was swimming In a lake Mlunlrd In the renter o( a town but THE highlight waa when in llielr travels lliey picked up a budgir-a bud III the parakeet family a beautiful lllllo chnructer teaihered in lienvrnly blue Tho his pedigree la Kmiluh he la now an American cltitrn and la lormally named "Ike KiNrnhower olden bum" and ainco he'a a talking bird and quite vain he ll aoon ay "I LIKE IKK! 1 1 i we hope. SALLY BAKNH1SKL who ao handMuncly made u possible lor ins to have really good vacation will be "mutiny missed" around here when she a tune back to achool In Arizona. THK HARVEY Tr:AI.S had at their home. M3 Kldurado Mr, and Mrs, Joe Klcco from Uuadalajarn He la Ihc Mexican representative ot Pacific Fruit Kxpresa and while here was observing opera tions ol Ihe PKE In Ihe US Joined by the Charles Uakins the Tents look the houaequesls on a Utile launt lo Crnler Lake Impressed a they were with the majesty of the crater Mrs. R was lar more entranced with ' e snow which ahe had NKVKR seen! (she should spend a winter on N. Mh St In KFi A dinner party was given for '.hem at Ball's with places set lor the A.O. Kuslcrs Diiklns and Teals It was 'heir Intention to go thru tho So Slates and return home by way of the east coast ol Mexico. MRS. ARTHUR FOX-here from Minneapolis to attend her niece's wedding (Jean Hilton to Jack Kiurclm) was a houseguest at the Dr. James M. Hilton home on Hillside she Is Mrs. Ha sister has gone lo Lnguna Deach to nee her daughter Betty and husband who la a captain In the Marine Air Corps stationed at Lamina Beach and the Bertclson sprouts Uianno and Jellie. WHEN JEAN HILTON got mar. iled she broke up a foursome who had lived together In BP no apart mentbut a roomy house where they all gained experience In main taining a "regualr home" II The other three ol the foursome Nan cy Kiilinhausen Florence Hansen and Doris Elhrldge were here to biJdeamald for Jean and aqueered In some daya at Ihe Pat Ivory cottage at Lake O' the Woods now all are grme to Alburnueroue Joanne (Jodyi Bennel another brldeimald will return to Ann Arbor to work for her doctor's de- re In psychology at Ihe U of Michigan. DUE TO-a vacation mind the pictures of the Camp I-ire Com munique page omitted credit to Mlllrr-Biumbaugh Studios which we now do, EXPECTED HOME from a three weeks irip to Minneapolis are Mrs. John H. Houston and son Jon Mra. K. M. Igl and on Jerry who were visiting Ted Haas brother of Mra. H and Mra. I The jaunt Included Cilacler Yel lowstone and other points along the way and lonesome nubbles are Impatiently EXPECTINO them 'I HIS weekend! A COMPLETE SURPRISE to their friends In Klamath was Ihe news of ihe marriage In Portland Monday August 2i of Ernest L. Kolbe to Peggv Parks Ernie was stationed here ior acvernl years as Western Pine Assoc representative and his bride whose home Is in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania spem several months here as a WAVE during World War II when she met her "luture" No details since Ihe news came to close friends here In the form of a telegram the event leaves a large number of matrhmnkera out ot employ ment who for a number ot years have been striving to find Just Ihe right wife for the "eligible but elusive Mr. Kolbe'" It Is be lieved that the newlyweds will make their home on the bride groom's (arm Just out of Portland where his present headquarters are for his present assignment with Western Pine. WEDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS Processed or Engraved From ?j 50 For One Hundred 4 Day Delivery! SHAW STATIONERY CO. 729 Main Suburban Sirens The regular meeting ol ihe Sub urban Sirens was held Monday, AiiRUst II, at the fire station on Oettle Street. Plans were com nleted for the politick dinner to be neia inursoay, August a. Members present were: Flor ence Masters, Elsie Warren, Donna Carr, Helen Nelson. Jerry King, Onu Lee Buck and Martha Cassi-dy. Joyce Werner Bridal Showers A brldnl shower honoring Joyce Werner, bride-elect of Skip John son of Roseburg. formerly of this city, was given Thursday evening, August U. In the parlors of Ihe Klamath Lutheran Church. Hostessing the alfalr were Mrs. Arthur Oberg and Virginia Oberg. Arrangements ol gladioli and cry' santhemums were used about the room, and the centerpiece on the gill table was a parasol, which as covered with pastel aweetpeas After the guest-of-honor had opened her gifts, guests were served refreshments at a table highlighted by a fan-shaped bou quet ol gladioli and a miniature bride doll, dressed In white satin. On !h Invitation list were: Mrs. Jonas Waldin. Mrs. Hildlng Nel son. Mrs. Ted Nencarrow. Mrs. Axel Jacobson. Mrs. Enoch John son. Mrs. Ole Selstrom. Mrs. Gun njr Johnson, Mrs. Bverro Munaon, Mrs. Henry Snlle. Mrs. Oscar Solie, Mrs. Dick Carlson, Mra. Lars Matson. Mrs. Carl Carlson. Mra. Swan Olson. Mrs. Fred Lek- berg. Mrs. Art Llnd. Mrs. Eihel Forsgren. Mrs. Swan Erlckson. Mra. Richard Anderson. Mra. Ed Frold, Mra. Oust Backstrom, Mrs. Axel Nelson. Mrs. Olio Clawaon. Mrs. Albert Clawaon. Mrs. Paul Lund. Mra. Gordon Lund, Mrs. Bill Alexander, Mrs. Cass Mur doefc. Mrs. Joe Miilllck Sr.. Mrs. Joe Matllck Jr., Mrs. Dean Mat lick. Mrs. John Berg, Mrs. John Berglund. Mrs. Pcle Eastman, Mrs. Paul Norseth. Mrs. K a rl n Carlson and Mrs. Eugene Bailie. Mra. Erik Carlson, Mrs. Pete Hedberg. Mrs. Fred Rclnoldson, Mrs. Larry Sowell, Mrs. Ralph Janson, Mrs. Oscnr Anderson, Mrs. Fred Ooeller, Mrs. Ole Olson. Mrs. Werner Lundqulst, Mrs. Andrew Olson. Mrs. Gabriel Ovcren, Mrs. Kellh Stnckler. Mrs. Bob Keeiee. Mrs. Carl Llndberg. Mrs. A. Hcd lund. Mrs. Victor Holm. Mrs. Mar tha Dwlght, Mra. Arthur Borgeson, Mra. Arthur Oosselt Jr., Mrs. George Yahra.ua. Mrs. N. A. Well man. Mra. Joseph Huck, Mrs. Leonard Matson, Mrs. Harvey Mar tin. Mrs. Ed Iscnsce. Mrs. Marlon Johnson. Mary Ann Munson, Nan:y Berg. Marilyn Olson, Eileen Nelson and Palsy Oberg. Jovce was honored with another shower given bv 'Miriam Goddard and Mary Sue McNabb at the Mc Nabb home. 116 Roseway Drive. Thursday. August 38. After the honored guest opened her Rifts, refreshments were served to the following guests: Mrs. James Manning, Mrs. Robert Scott, Kay Johnson, Poscmary Murroy, Babs Swanson. Flo Ann Perkins. Mra. Don Johnston. Doretha Miller. Mrs. Charles Knox. Mrs. Ravmond McNabb, Mrs. Dora Goddard. Mrs. Eugene Werner. Margie Zwan zlger. Mrs. Jo Matllck: Marilyn Hcmlncsen, Catherine Blanas and Sally Barnhtacl. Y A C" -t dm, .:m A 4 ram MRS. L. I. O'ROURKE from San Francisco, recently wet vilitor at the Marion Barnes home in Olene, and et the homo of her niece Mrt. Nell Kinney on Eberlein Street. The charm ing guest, who has seen 82 active years, is lifelong friend of Mrs. Barnes' family, the Allisons, of Colorado. She is also tho sister of the late George Williams, pioneer Spring Lake farm er. Tuesday, Mrs. Leonard Kinney gave a luncheon at her Alva Street home, for Mrs. O'Rourlce, with Mrs. Nell Kinney, Mrs. Amanda Duffy, Mrs. Marion Barnes as the other guests. Photo by Kettler mm $ . I II!: r" 'I'M) '.L.,-. . I,) a,, , TuejiaT 'Ta f Tfrni I APPOINTED OFFICERS . . . Woman of the Moo sa, Chapter 467. From the left, front row, Peggy Rodgers, Librarian; Margaret Wing, Moose Haven; Alice Jarvis, Hospital Guild; Violet Wat kins, Child Care; Betty Janes, Moosa Heart A'.'imni; back row, Haiel Pulley, Publicity; Grace) Patterson, Homemaking; Nancy Yaney, Membership; Wilma Starbuck, Social Service; Maud Hollingsworth, Friendship; Ruby Bill, College of Regents; Jackie Pool, Ritual; and Alice Moss, Moose Heart. Photo by Kettler Golden-Schumacher (Continued from page 6 were Robert Bruce. Eugene Charles. Phillip Quarre. James Strlck lain and Lt. C. Moreland Thomas. Soloist was Verle Lubbcrden, and he sang "Our Lady of Providence" and "On This Day." accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Anthony Faust. A plum barathea afternoon en semble, matching bat and gloves, gray accessories, and a cluster corsage of purple cattleya orchids, was worn by Mrs. 8chumacher to her daughter's wedding. The bridegroom's mother, Mrt. Golden, chose a slate gray crepe ensemble, angel blue hat, black accessories, and her corsage was Ihe same aa Mra. Schumacher's. A pink champagne brunch recep tion at Oreenbrier, Garden Grove, followed the wedding. The receiving line was In front of the carved fire place decorated with large arrange ments of shell pink gladioli, lubcr roses and petal pink carnation-;. The bridal table was centered with an arrangement of gladioli and tuberoses between silver candela bra with pale pink candles, gar. landed with smllax and shat tered pink carnations. The tiered pink wedding cake was decorated with icing rosebuds in pink and white, and a garland of smllax and scattered pink carnations surround ed the base. The 152-year-old heir loom cake plate on which the cake was placed, belongs to Mrs. Louise Eymann, aunt of the bride. The new Mrs. Oolden's going away ensemble was a naw blue antique talfeta, matching acces sories, lemon beaver hat and she wore a shoulder corsage of yellow throated while orchids. After a weekend In La Jolla. the couple sailed on the Lurllne for a month's stay at tho Surfrlder Hotel on Walkikl Beach, Hawaii. They will be at home on the Golden Acres Ranch, Murricts, Calif. Elaine is a graduate of Marywood High School and Immaculate Heart College, a member of Kappa Gam ma Delia sororety. and was vice president of Associated Students. Jack was graduated from Tule- lake High School and University of Southern California. He is affiliated with Chi Phi fraternity and is a member of Trojan Knighls. CDA Open House Court Klamath. Catholic Daugh- i ters of America cordially invite ' all Catholic Ladies of the city and ' surrounding communities to the an-; nual Open House to be held Mon-! day evening. September 8, in the I Parish hall at 8 p.m. Mrs. Otto Smith will be general chairman assisted by Court Of- i fleers and members. State Officers and visiting dignitaries of the ' church will be guest speakers and 1 a very interesting program has j been planned. Every member is I urged to bring another Catholic ; lady with her on this evening. i Learn to Dance Isa Dorah Moldovan DANCING SCHOOL 1028 Main Enroll Now For New Fall Clatset ALL TYPES OF DANCING Barrett-Robbins (Continued from page l seph Riker assisted. Mrs. Henry carried the guest book. Out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macy, William Macy. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ander son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Larson. Frank Sullivan. Frank Elmer, Mr. and Mrs. John Caulson and Carl, all of Tulelake. A tan Jersey dress with black faille duster and black accessories was worn by the bride when the couple left for their honeymoon trip through the Pacific North west. Barrett is a well known 1M1 Tulelake homesteader, known to the community as "Tex." The couple will make their home in Tulelake. WEDDING TULELAKE Mr. and Mrs. James De Shop nave returned here following their marriage Aug. 1. in Sausalito. Calif. Vows of the young couDle were taken in the Presbyterian cnurcn at an evening ceremony. The bride, the former Betty Green, wore a beige net frock with a corsage of brown orchids. Thev honeymooned at Santa Cruz before returning here. iil VOTED BEST DRESSED ! Tho outstanding suit at a recent social function was an Eagle single breasted sharkskin from Rudy's, 6th and Alain. Eagle suits start at $69.50, '! 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