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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1952)
SATURDAY, SKI'TEMHEIt n, 11)52 PAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON n f . f 1 . r O j o NGAGEMENTS (in r.s" v. . V.., ANNOUNCED by her parents this week, was the engage ment of Sarah Veronica O'Keeffe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. O'Keefe, Tulelake, to Patrick Joseph Kenneally, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Kenneally, New Market, County Cork, Ireland. November 1 5 has been set as the date for the wedding in St. Augustine's Church, Merrill. The bride-elect is a gradu ate of Sacred Heart Academy, and had enrolled in St. Joseph School of Nursing, San Francisco, prior to her engagement. She is a member of a well known Klamath Basin family, and her fiance has been in this country from County Cork for several years. Photo by Guderian 1 ' , " J : V .wev-..u J kJ o ) MR. AND MRS. F. J. ELZNER of Malin, announce the engage, ment of their daughter, Emily Ethel, to Wayne H. Loorky, ion of Mr. and Mm. Harold Loerkv. Welt Bend, Iowa. A fall wed- JACK NICOL CLAIMS CORVALLIS GIRL AS BRIDE IN RENO, NEVADA Family ties were more closely united, when Mary Ann O'Conner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. O'Conner. Cor vallis, and Donovan Lee (Jack) Nicol, son of the late Henry (Big Nick) Nicol, were married in Reno, August 12. Jack is the cousin of William A. (Bill) Kittredge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kittredge, and both men are the grand sons of Mr. and Mrs. William Kittredge, well known in ranching and cattle operations throughout the Northwest. Bill Kittredge is married to Mary Ann's sister, Janet, and they accompanied Mary Ann and Jack to Reno for the ceremony. Alter a Tahoe honeymoon, the- foursome arrived at the MC Ranch home (on Bill's birthday), to a surprise party, staged by the Kittredge's, an informal fun party with about SO friends gathered to greet them. Prior to his marriage, Jack has been making his home with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. William Kittredge. 802 El dorado. The couple is at home on the MC Ranch at Adel, Ore., in Warner VaUey, site of a lengthy article in Sunset magazine last month. Mary Ann and Janet were re cent participants In the Lakeview Roundup in which a chuck wagon, Identified for many years with the Couple Wed In Sacred Heart Catholic Church Sacred Heart Church was the scene of an informal wedding Aug ust 9. attended by close friends and relatives. The Reverend T. P. Casey read the service at noon, uniting Mrs. Nelle Rae Van Aus deln, formerly of Portland, and Lawrence Walter Motschenbacher, member of a Klamath pioneer fam ily, in marriage. Out of town guests here to attend th weririint? were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knowlen, brother and sis- , ter-ln-law of the bride; her mother, Mrs. Edith Mitchell; her son, Don Van Ausdeln and his fiance, Zita Wolff, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Motschenbacher, Lawrence Motschenbacher's broth er from Dorris. A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zarosinski, 1718 Crescent Avenue. Mrs. Zaro sinski Is the daughter of Lawrence Motschenbacher. The couple has returned from a three weeks trip to eastern Idaho, Reno and Lake Tahoe. Tney also visited with another daughter of the bridegroom, Mrs. Everett Jackson and her husband. They are now at home, 2941 Bis-bee. WEDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS . . Processed or Engraved 4 Day Delivery! SHAW STATIONERY CO. 729 Main Kittredge operations was a fea ture. A six horse model, this was probably one of Us last public ap pearances. A dual shower was given last week for the sisters at the beauti ful new ranch home of Mrs. Hugh Cahill. On the guest list were: Marie Murphy. Pat Murphy, Veronica Murphy. Certha Lane. Mrs. Roy Clark, Clara Morris. Mrs. J. Wake field, Darlene Wakefield, Mrs. Henry Nicol, Mrs. Raymond Poore, Mrs. William Kittredge. Mrs. Carl Messner. Mrs. Roy C. Clark, Mrs. Al Santos, Marie Oyke, Florence Cleland. Mrs. Nora O'Keeffe, Norma Messner, Pauline Rychard, Katharyn Rychard, Eva Jones, Mrs. Oscar Kittredge. Roberta Kittredge, Sara O'Keeffe, Mrs. Harry Schadler, Helen Messner and Elaine Messner. The occasion was a warm greet ing to the beauteous young brides. with true ranch hospitality and netghborliness prevailing, offering uiem a warner valley welcome". New Bride Feted With Shower At Hillis Home Mrs. Joe Richerson (Beverlev Hunt). August bride, was honored with a shower at the George Hillis home, 810 Eldorado. 'hen hostess. Sylvia Hillis. invited a group of friends in for dessert and coffee. Games were played, and prises awarded the winners. Included in the guest list were: Carol Hamilton. Wanda Richerson, Barbara Custer, Barbara Solle, Jane Darton, Patricia Mueller, Donna Phillips, Shirley Rogers, Margaret Powell, Shirley Gavlord, Lynn Perkins. Virginia Van Doren, Joan Monroe. Patricia Teal. Janice Larson. Patsv Young. Mary Ellen McColgin and Jean Owens. The new Mrs. Richerson Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy E. Hunt. 1639 Nimitz Street. MR AND MRS. EDWARD MORRIS, 4006 Clinton Avenue, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Edna Louise, to An drew (Andyl Murray Bergloff, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Berg loff, 2748 Wlard Street. An October wedding ii planned in the Latter Day Salnti Church in Idaho Falls. The prospective bridegroom has been on a mission for two years, and the data will be set upon his return from Massachusetts. Photo by Ferebet MRS. JOE RICHERSON formerly Boverly Ann Hunt, daugh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hunt, 1639 Nimiti, was recently honored with a bridal shower at the George Hillis residence on Eldorado Avenue, when Sylvia Hillii ontortained for her. Hor husband it the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Richerson, 2048 Orchard Street. Both are graduates of KUHS, and were popular members of the younger group. They are now living at Fort Ord, where Richerson is stationed. Foroboe V 'A ' v .'-V. ' j4kjF ! ' ' i v if ... . r ...... ! ', r.',V ANNOUNCEMENT was recently made by Mr. and Mrs. Anton Suty, Malin, of the engagement of their daughter, Marie, to John Robert Lane, Merrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lane, Adel, Oregon. An October wedding is planned. Photo by Guderian MR. AND MRS. HANS FREI 2507 Gettle Street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rosemary Juno, to James L. Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Meyen, 71 1 Pacific Terrace. The affianced are graduates of KUHS, and James is a senior at the University of Oregon. The wedding date has not been set. Photo by Ferebee Sojourners Sojourners held their annual chil dren's picnic August 27, at Moore Park. Over 75 guests, members and children enloved eames for the youngsters and bridge for the mothers and other women. A potluck luncheon was served prior to the recreation hour. Committee responsible for the successful afternoon was headed by Mrs. L. J. Zelgelmeyer, with the following assistants: Mrs. J. O. Sartln, Mrs. Clark Blair, Mrs. A. L. Kramer and Mrs. H. E. Hill. ANW Club The Art Needle Work Club's first meeting for the fall sea.son was held at the home of Mrs. C. H. Underwood. 320 N. 7th Street, Wed nesday afternoon, September 3. The following members were present: Mrs. Marlon Hanks, Mrs. George Wlrtz, Mrs. George Hum, Mrs. Charles J. Martin, Mrs. W.P. McMillan, Mrs. Z. J. Powell, Mrs. J. C. Hunt, Mrs Underwood and a guest, Mrs. A. Chamberleln. A sack lunch at 2 p.m. was fol. lowed by a social and sewing hour. v "- ")i SAEE! ANNUAL BIG SAVINGS ON Dorothy,. Gray Cleansing Creams 125 Bcgnlarly 1 Ha Satwi CM Cream . f far Mrmal aba Dry-Skin CUomer . . . Regularly 2 C amine Cream.... Regularly 2 (Liquefying) ...far tify tkin Reg. 42 jr of each . ; . . SALE 225 (Prim pk, tax, Limited Time Only! WOOD'S DRUG Medical Dental Building a a a on ai a es b ca ra i c, n H B a a a a a D 0 m a D mamtu s a a a a m Worth Framing Beautifully laundered and carefully pressed in our spotless laundry, his shirts are in deed worth framinq . . . but we think wear inq them a better idea to make a faultless impression every day! LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Phono 5111 CASCADE Q a a 0 M 1 a n n a a Klamath'i Finest Opposite Post Office ding Is planned. Photo by Guderian JOAN MURPHY WEARS IVORY LACE FOR SACRED HEART CHURCH RITES Sacred Heart Catholic Church was the scene of a beautiful and impressive wedding, August 23, when Joan Murphy, prcttv daughter of Mr. Jerry C. Murphy and Iho lato Mr.' Murphv, 432 N. 10th Street, become the bride of Philip II. Maechling. son of Mr. and Mrs. II. Philip Maechling, lngle wood, Calif. The Very Reverend T. P. Casey, officiated, with James Maechling. brother of the bridegroom, and John Parry serv ing at the altar in a setting of white gladioli and lighted tapers. Athena Lampropulos was soloist for the wedding, accom panied by Susan Vandenherg at the organ. Olven In ninrrlr liy her broth '" er. Dun, the lovely bride wore a gown of Ivory C-lmntlllv luce over slipper satin. A mulching lace cup held In plnre her luce trimmed veil of Illusion net; and she cur ried a bouquet of wlillo orchid. Mrs. Marvin Srhulla I Nancy i, was matron of honor for her sinter, and her frock was of Ivory satin with a mulching rap of lace over satin. Her bouquet was an arrange ment of purple orchids. The brldejmald were Mary. Pa trlca and Jiillanne Murphy, sinters of the bride: and Mary Maechling, sister of the bridegroom. All wore ankle length gowns of Ivory natln, Imilar to the bride's with match ing satin capv and their arm bou quets were fashioned of purple or chlds and gladioli. Best man was Charles Kennedy: and u-ihern were John Maechling, brother of the bridegroom: Paul CDA Calendar Catholic Daughters of America coming evems: Annual Open Home. Monday evening, September 8. Day of Recollection Sunday, October 6. Initiation Monday evening. Oc tober 37. CDA Bazaar Card Parly Thurs day evening, November 13. Shaffer and Marvin Schulic. 'Ilie reception following the cere, tnouy wnt held In the pitrtith hall, drroratrd with the anine type flow ers as were u.ied In the cliurcn proper. PotirliiK were Mrs. Kllrn Sullivan. Murllou and Pall O'Con nor. Serving and nviihting were Olio L. fimliit, Hoy l'lrkpll and Olio Hnrl, cIom friends of the bride' fnlher. Die guest boon was carried bv Mrs. William Snrl c Norma How ell, Sacrrd Heart Academy class mule from elementary school days), 'lite rake wan cut by Mm. l.oren Ciilhoun and acrved by Mrs. Bob Orllllth. For her going away coslumr. the bride thone a aumet un v. or Med xull with brown and while acce.norle. Out of town guests allendlng the wedding were: Mr. and Mra. 11. Philip Mnet-hling, John, James and Mary Macrhliug. Charles Kennedy. Mr. and Mm. Paul Shulfrr. 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