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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1954)
9km ta l I i - " fi? ll l o Jym Hi; r': r f ' '"r" J jfcwrreM.,-. .v J ' 7 -J : v. ; : i .i.'mm., avrHfr-- - - - -"" L SHARING HONORS . . . with rer Vuiht'i, i',,n 1. P--SI pi, rly SJ Mailer ef KUra. th Led?. 77 AF4AI. TV. ei(irOT n on Dec. I?, rrM cr tre vi!rg w t!-e pretence cf Hi 6? Iwr mcrtrs; j-d f'v r-ei in t'r a-r,j' .1 i'ro -wi'rtued it imta'Ufion, Te re Lei? les'er ar.d Visa Coi vera rrerried in fre Flrn lerncdht Church, S.p-t. 4. n4 r Wiri 320 Dn-c(v. Proo b A. M. Ccraen 1 ELUNSSCN FAMILY "AT HOME" IN BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY SETTING Robert ?. EiKrcjcn Jr. Hcrr.e Ooe-ed to Host cv Frie.ds Deo. 27 I " M t; ltj LJ"GrLL valley Mr. 2M 'j1- ien.ve Jtnujy pkr.y. B.if. 1t. Tmkvx Horn i A.'-.!.'. ju? tf-jr.r.g Jw T-'tr-Tg Ji-oc.e. Mrs, A." Ci-""- i I ! 2 ; I i v jn KLAMATH COMMANDOS ARE STILU REMEMBERED GRATEFULLY TODAY TEN YEARS AFTER DISBANDING '; In U-e J1;,1 JVM Jn. Cv..':y M bmrr tm ttto 1 f rum ibhik Uliitivn rwtvrrf fur uur o3M r IJ y ! IVa 71t If a!iui M a-.'-.rvW.rrJv 'JJ ,vtr t.'jif t.:- T.' fl cv.;vr, xiirtj'h KJarK-! iIjsi'a rijm trvj.ta.ri enjoyed Auif'JAt of li vftkr they '.arifl uf Kmarh (xryJv., a v;.P ,.w,t-J carraiKn to acn thai mi KtniAy ftVre it on Main B;r:r hut t )t a, isuu- of barri-m hia oirty durvaif urajl the ififl ol mryun -witri u. Trial mmta !iy ar1 '11 a v'rtt '4 VJ Hlua'.Uvc a5 irwrj ( rl; K J : i ' V y 'J ' a v-jrujfSi7Jx of rrrrK ' ar.t) b'jsUJf.if M.'Mj.a v '.rry oir. tjr)r -ioi,fi:') y:'itriftt net: uxy,xivtJ-6 on a rJli'.kry baJi. 'ITrury U M X -of nto:-rti profrr fioral rdaRtz-UT, V rrJiif: Th: lor. wjrv (JrvOtJ ij'ttlifUkJA'i su:XS' tftt-y ha) U; in Up pfjyal- tfrjfrllmjf work aftr tywirini( paim ir4 kalArnir.t 'and rcrrjap more ty ktuo the Ajat'.rf:d Jarii; floor' (.paf-ei. Titty cornan4:rfrd virnr i outAUle hH; out in the main th irl labor 4 on ih project ar4 ! lor diversion ot clc-an'-d up ar!1 ipent rryre tttit ent-rtkirtiii( var &un untuijn til wvtce men. j 'ITtey evtmjay reccivrd r:a-' t Ion a I rwjvn.'Mon ar.d photon i raphern from Life Maaxine. Amer t: u, CitrnzpfJillan and Avocia'.ed ; . New 'the laiter to record on film ' Al PlUA rU A DTCD the ,rue Americanism ai pjrtrayed rLTlA VnrXrlClN by the Kirl CornmandOM arrned. j I l T f L iirrT' '7l u" aftT anoUier major! 'IU, O I I vj M L t I : prJtt ai in elfect. Thai of brmit-! ... rr. , , ... . (froupti of wounded men litre AI?iJT;,;le,' t" L varlou. Army and Navy hov i a public UiaUllallwi of oMlrjera next m,.,, Mwnujn. Iet-1 ftaiurday evening January ft at 8 p.m. In im MavnU; Tempi, Mern rer and friend are cordially in vitd. Officer n eJect to be installed are; FUrna oldum, worthy mat ron; 7 'XI ron. ron u-rrnarii. Mare Inland In Calilor-i ma and U H. Naval Hof.plUl In ! Heattle. ! Many of the wounded men were lj-yoid U; rt tn of UAua) rcna A PIONEER COUPLE, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lewis, celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniver sary Dec. 17 in Ashland. The Lewises were residents of Klamath Falls until 1937 when they moved to 294 No. Pioneer, Ashland. Kaymflwl OwMia, wormy paU b,nuiton melhoi-but for w;me Jr.drui Jones, avx iaU! rna John lUioo. ai'x:iate pat Martha F'onell, conduct.-ews; Maud Vni(ht, iw.lat corduct' ren; JyoTia f-Iby, secretary and Clara, Hhrrnn, treasurer. W. A. PAGES GIVE YULETIDE PARTY FORT KI.AMATH In keilrn with a tradition! minual cuaUjmi, Mr. and Mm. William A Paue were tvi4 on Chilntrna Kve lor reavn If they were purauaded to come U Klamath Fall an ifucxu of Ue Commando ard Kenernua clllr-Ti who opened their homen to them houwifiieMvthey re KfXinded aitd arna&ed the ataff doc fjra with their improved mental outlo'k when they returned from Klamath rail". . 11 iood didn't end In the hoa-1 pltal ward for m many returned 1 to their families with a new and i happily idjuiled outlmk that in i the 10 yria mnre Uie Comman do! dltbanded, lyiw fterruyi hap featlve party lvn for a iroup I fontinueo to rer civ many letters of relative and frlenda at their I r oerp-ironi-trw-rcarl thanka for home here. Ollu were rxchanged th helplnf hand extended by a from a Rally dvcnrafd tree, al- Utile sroup ol buiy Klrla In a little ter which carda were played until town in Oreuon late hour. whn relrenhmenia vere aerved by Mra. I'aRe, Knjoyinf the Yuletide party a anjenU of Mr. and, Mra, PaK were hi brother, m-iiew and family, Ouae A. I'aice, Mr, and Mra. 0ne A, Fae, ain fiTry and dmihlr Uayle Opal; Mra, Jim mi a Taylor, Mr. and Mra MlwhHt Miki i fseaulleij, tt Mr Bfid Mrn. Nor- man Van rr ra The reunion dinner thl ver ev rxlall emphamii that the form er Conmiandoa ho are ao Rraie fully remembered by other have not forit'Hten each nliwr. And the dinner at the Ynrhl Club i. planned to be Ihe firt of rnanv. And ihla liuie iti-ni l to let them kfir.w that Klamndi pullr hn'l fnrnotu-n hnt they did in tho e two yeari tif giving of themvrn. Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lewis, form er reideni4 and pioneer! of Klam ath County, celcoratrd their Ooid en Wedding Anmverhary U'fc. 17 at the home of their duuihu-r and Kon-ln-law. Mr. aid Mrs. L. E Aiccr, 63 Gream. A:hand, twla came in Klamath Falls In the days, when It w:t Llnkville February of 11W. He wan just three ycara old, wh-n hm father, Leonard Leww. decided to move farther writ after Colorado hail atortni ruinod hi cropn three con- arrutlve yeara. llie older Leww aettled at Hound Lake and some yearn later moved In'.o Klamath FallH, to a home on Bouth River Mde. On LVc. 17. 1503. Lean and Ella Bryant ere married. Officiating at the ceremony th biirif n lath er, the Fir v. John W, Bryant, a Method! nt mini-ter wMi arrived in Klamath County in IHhfl to becm a farmer of preachinc Hi the Klam ath Valley reirjn, Hamn Valley, WHllama Crerk and thr Applegate area. Bridfrnnid for Mrs. Lewis i Mrs. M;rv IViiitn HiHtins, who how lives in TaMit and wa.s v if l id honor al the aiumcrsary party. For the occnalon, (he Arr home as decorated in gold and green. Evergreen and golden belli spanned the living room archway. The ncwlyweds of 50 years ao cut the three tiered wedding caice, which was appropriately decorated with gold colored flowers and daughters, Mrs. Ellen Elder, Bon nie Conrad and Mrs. Mildred Ager, topped with gold bells. The couple's served some 50 guests during the 2 to 5 p m. event. Guest from Klamath Fall! In cluded Mr. and Mrs. Will Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nltschlem, Mrs. Viola Stearns and M r s. Bvron Teed. A HOLIDAY SETTING . . . a he feome or Mr. and Mrs. CV.arles Lett. 707 Sproce. Pelican Cit was ire bacH'cund for tr,e wedding or fheir son Charles 0. Leik fo Wanda Boyles, daught o7 M-. ard M-s. J. R- Boyles. Les Gatos. Ca!i. The couple is pictured infront of the fir place where trey exchanged marriage vows in a simple, informal ceremony. They will be home rear Mcftett Field until May, when Leik will be discharged from the navy. Photo by Mo CHARMING INFORMAL VEDDING AT THE CHARLES LEIK HOME 1 - - G 111' X-" ' 'I At tr.e fi'jTTJt ci hi pare"i. ' azd Mrs. Cha:5 L;t, IT, Epnase.' C'aries D. L-c clar.d vr&r.-d Bo;.s &s ti br.fis. Dec. 22- be is tit (Uu?h.?r o; Mr. ar,a Hr J- R. B;y:t. Los Ca!J. Ta iror.t c! the iireplic by tie Rev. IXz.ld C 'js :c e ' ol tie Ocn.g r e- a'.KJl Ciurca. Tr.e iv-j'ite was uecora.ed wr.c C-.s-.rr.os greets a-d 'vie iisbvea Cinstmas t.e aocec to lie 8nc ol tie dermal ceremony. The a:;rac;:'. e br:ie wore a scU -ffi;r-ni:te 'Aool dress r.ree; leceih. ar.d r.tr boucue. was a whr. orch:d j-urroticced by Eiepn- Sie a;.en4;ed schools m Calilor-! nta. arjj -as recenuy oesn a; home I with her parenis and serving as i LSO 05.e in Sar. jese. Tcey will live near Mofle.t Fieid where the trjLzzyim is juuocc is e.eo-uob:-cs .ecirjriiii w.,h Tie tavy. Ke is a graduate of Ebucue High School 2JJd Iowa sie Colre. A. recep'Jon for 24 ges-tR. Mrs. Earo'.d Winh cut tie caie; ax Mrs. Jerry Vi igrier was a; tie eo"ee serrvre. Pr-or :o :he wecidiz.r Mr. and fere Caarles D- Leik. As.5isg ihz hostess at the f liiie, were Mar Grf Mrs. Jerry Wagner and Mrs, : old Wini Red candles, cone and gr 1 were arraagea about the hous : kecpx wr.ii tie Christmas ses OU:er pre-cup:i parties 1 clvdcd cne si tie Harold V hcc:e. MO DKy oa Eec. 15. Gt were Mary GrifiiUu. Al Holii sit. Mrs. Jaci Nunrr.an. Mr. Mrs. Leii isred inv;:;or.s Mrs. Jerry wagrer, Don Echei io an "at heme" to introduce vr.eii Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lewis, prospective daughter-in-law. Tie couple presented with quests were received a tie coor p;ace seUtr.cs to add to their o the Spruce S'.reet reiiaer.ee in ware. A ciauier party was Pelican C:ty by the host and hos'.- civen for them at the Jerry Wa ess. the guest of honor and her home cn wactlacd. Bridal Shower BONANZA A very lovely bri dal shower was given at the Bo nanza Library the aiternoon of Dec. 27 in honor ol a recent bride. Mrs. Homer Dixon, f Donna Phil lips of Kiama;h Fails.) KoiesjC5 were Mrs. Cecil Ha ley, Mrs. John Brown. Mrs. How ard Schmidt, Mrs. Howard Koert je and Janey Dixon. Following the opening and ad miring of the gifts a social after noon was en;oyed by Mrp. Homer Dixon, Mrs. Ben Dixon. Mrs. Hat tie Prop v.. -Mrs. Jerry Wagner. Mrs. E. T. Given. Mrs. Herbert Schmidt, Mrs. Virgil Schmoe. Mrs. Leonard Schooler. Mrs. Ishmel D:ci, Mr?. Chris Hood. Mrs. Charles Walker. Mrs. Henrv Scfcmcr, Mrs. Joe Kork. Mrs. Bill l Burnett. Mr?. Lester Leavitt, Bat-1 ty Ralph. Donna Derry, Ruth' Ralph, Gertrude Hoeffler, and the ! hostesses. The new Mrs. Dixon cut a beau tifully decorated cake during the refreshment hour. GIVE HER OF THE MORE PATTERS CMIOSE HERSELF ALOHA GROUP MEETS JAN. 8 ' The Aloha Social Club will meet Jan. 8. Uxstead of the usual meet ing date Jan. 1. There will be a business meeting with the annual election of officers and cards will follow. . Hostesses will be Mrs. Oliver Splker, Mrs. J. C. Hunt, Mrs. Leo Huls and Mrs. Wallace Uerllngs. Meeting time is 1:45 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. cao yuu .answer ::s 4rfcv tf not I m JERRY THOMAS TOM AND JERRY ! PRE-XMAS PARTY ! LANOEI.L VALLEY - Mr. nd I Mm. .Tfrry Randall gave a Tom and Jerry parly at Uielr home Sal. : urday evening. I Guen were Mr. and Mr?. W.il T Rise ol Bonanza, Mr. and Mr Ed Scoll, Mr. and Mrs Bib Drhlin?rr. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scaler (flnd Mr. and Mrs. Joe Poiucck. Wool Shearling Keeps Feet Cozy Mr. and Mrs. Harrold Mallory were hosls at a beautilully appoint cd dinner Just before Christmas lor employes of the two Mallory Markets, at the Merrill-Lalteview Junction and the new store on A), tamont Drive. Turkey and all the trimmings were served to Mr. and Mrs. A W. McCullouBh, Mr. and Mrs. George Berry. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Reeder, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Speers, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gillette. Jacquel ine Adams and Dons Wallin. this question: Tht new polio drug! aren't univers ! oily available yef to polio it still a i danger. I know tha cost of hoipitalixa- tion from tha affects of polio is vary j high. Can I get low cost insurance to pay such axpcnsai? ION ANY QUESTION ASK... U I i Hi '.t. $14.00 -'to;. $11.00 $4.00 $6.25 S3.50 fen? Thomas INSURANCE it & Main Phem 64.S ould she lid another place setting? more teaspoons? salad forkshat double for desserts? desr that double for soup and cereal? How about some charming "extra' pieces .j ovLE? Pictured are five of many at modest prices, left to right: Old Master Cold Meat Fork' . . . Contour Cream or Sauce Ladle . . Madeira Lemon Fork Candlelight Jelly Server .... King Richard Cheese Serving Knife . for a wedding present ? for an anniversary ? for a birthday gift ? YES... Give Towli Use a Budget Account 700 Main Sr. i j Phone 3
