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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1953)
' ' I . ' . i ' 4 - :' ki 1 wfpr5. . vfC'N -Xxvv "3- WK 'IL : ' ' GRANDMOTHER. DAUGHTER AND GRANDDAUGHTER . . three generations all in direct lineal deicent are pictured. Mrs. Stroud, left, and her husband, Howard Stroud, are the parents of Mrs. Thomas Hans Newton, center; and grandparents of 8 months old Judith Ann (Judy). Mrs. Newton (Pat) and Judy were visitors at the Stroud home, 1878 Melrose for two weeks; and the household was busy with callers to renew acquaintanceship with Mrs, Newton and to greet the Stroud's new (to Klamath Falls! granddaughter. They left July 24 to join Dr. Newton in San Francisco, where he started his residency July I in the University of California Hospital after a year's internship at Madison, Wise. Both Dr. and Mrs. Newton are graduates of UC; and their marriage was the culmination of a college romance. Photo by Floyd MR. AND MRS. ERNEST MOSEt V , - and daughters. Barbara, II. and Janice, Us io tt.t right of her mother; here from New York, where they hiv lived for the pt four yeir, ftr verai e,n in Africa. Mr. Moser't missionary work hat taken Mm to rtrange and Interesting places (many of thenj with his family). They aro now established in wht is known as The. Gltmort Sloan House ... . wdled to the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mintons by four spinster sistert. 7ha ?4 room home. it spacious and complete, with numerous bedrooms and baths . v. An adjacent building, known as "the Cottage ' has 14 roomsThe beautiful setting Is used by the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions for important con ferences and to accommodate visiting church dignitaries. . Barbara was graduated this spring from Stony Point High School with lilgh honors; and Jnle enters this fall as a senior. Their local headquarters are Mrs. MoserV father, Mr. R. H. Dunbar, 420 Jeffer , , Photo by Floyd SUMMER VISITORS U ' i -0 1 e-Hr v v fe.AL . v . .J v . .M. f'fjj , . , 1 J . . . i J" ' - t- , 1 ; t : "J a O Oo J h (IP . 1 1 i u-A,..ijcvf..,i&.."ys' ijr i. iv if' ! ri With hit W.'f. Rl.tk n J J....L... . . . It l C , t II 'a biiu uouun res . .iflniiT n-?,. i o.;. -k w r jf . : j LIEUTENANT COLONEL EMBERT FOSSUM . Marrna, n, visitors t the home ot Col. Fossum's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver E. Riley, 210 North Rogers. The colonel has been at Fort 'Leavenworth; and leaves for new as signment August 14. flying to Far East Command. Mrs. Fossum and Janet Martha will be at Fort Ord while' he is overseas. Ouring their brief stay they managed to see many old friends' ,- ' . Photo by Kettler SOCIETY by Milly Ramsky MRS MERLE SLEEPER . . . (Virginia FiekJ. recent houseguest at fhe Truman Runyen home, 1845 Esplanade. She and her husband lived for the past year and a half in Japan (Kurel, where he was on assignment with Nation Bulk Carriers as a civil engineer. She arrived in iU. tates last week; and her husband is scheduled to errive the middle of this month. The tn : . ., ........ l.. i ..J lul.. CI.. u.'. I I ,l : ehoosticks are in tne picrur oy " nm. 1 r . , , oL-i- c. .iii-. (Story on inside pagei Photo by Kettler WJ I -1 t ''vS 4 4 " ' "T "i li '' Corvallis, who were fn town last MR. AND MRS. FRANK FREDERICK MOSER . week as houseguests of Mrs. Arthur R. Wilson, 130 Washington. Frank and Ernest Moier are brothers. Mrs. Moser is this year's Oregon Mother, and a member of the pioneer Houston family. Their daughter Marilyn was a June bride in Corvallis. While they were at Mrs. Wilson's home she had open house for the two Moser families. . , Photo by Floyd V.
