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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1952)
. ,t!i if I "'? r ' LMkJ 5 ' . ' V" i Uf : p Its . Sr-f -f FT If H . - iTa 7 ' f WiTSftt l ; 1 ' A, U:7i e 1H j HV 1 j . THEY'LL iTART the now yr in Portland. Mrt. C. E. (ChucU Scavty, shown above, and daughtori Joan, soatad, with "Booti," canine member of he house hold; and Janet, younger daughter. Chuck Seavey, who came here with the Pacific Telephono and Telegraph Company in 1936, left recently for Portland, where he was advanced to the company's administrative offices. Their new address is 7205 SW Bent Park Drive, Portland III. FIVE YEAR OLD Lindsay Merryman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George Merry man Jr., who with her mother is soending the holidays with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins and Mrs. George Merryman Sr, , i 'jf I ! . f ,Vs. i I 7 r' 4 X i J v Ik K.f i,i t - y v.- YVI 1 c4!r 54. I 19 i f f.1 1 1 . MR. ANO MRS. JOHN O'NEILL ... 1404 Eldorado, with their daughters, Shelley, 3, and baby Lynns, born Oct. II, one day after sister Shelley's third birthday anniversary. Mrs, O'Neill is the daughter of Mr, end Mrs. Carl Stein teifer, well known Klamath Falls residents. v '' -All photos by Kettler SINCE 1884 . . . the children of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin have sat down to Christmas dinner together. This year marked the 68th shared by the brothers and sisters. The five remaining children, above, all of whom live in Klamath Falls, continue the tradition, The oldest child, Annie died in 1890, and Samuel Ed ward, the oldest son, died in 1942. . Back row, Charles J. Martin, John H. Martin and Mrs. Robert Henry Anderson (Mae). Seated in chair, Mrs. Ermay Hos!ey (Maudl, and to her right, Mrs. Carey M. Ramsby lEIizabeth). Picture taken at Hosley residence, where this year i dinner was served. , t Story inside).
