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MR. AND MRS. DON RALPH . . . Bonanza, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Margaret, to Duane Joseph
Chartrand, Saginaw, Michigan. The wedding, October 2, wat
at th home of hit parents in that state. The couple is now
living at Pensacola,, where he is stationed with the U. S.
Navy. Margaret is e graduate, of Bonanza High School;
and was in the WAVES until her marriage.
v. Fort Klamath
' BI MYRTLE WIMER.
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ober Brown were
her aon and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Morstad, Michael ' and Bev
erly, Klamath Falls. The group
started to Crater Lake to take pic
turea of the "Gem ot the Cascades"
In Its wintertime setting of snow,
but - turned back ' at the Annie
Springs checking station, as the
road to the rim was closed.. Mor
stad owns and operates Leo's Cam
era Shop In Klamath. Falls, and
had Intended to take pictures in
connection with his work. Instead
the visitors spent the rest of the
.day with the Browns.
Mrs Walter J. Wright visited
from Sunday through Tuesday in
Klamath Falls with her brother,
Joe Ferry, at his home there.
Mrs. Earl Shelp (the former
Margaret Copeiand), well known
former resident of this area now
living at Weaverville, California,
visited friends and relatives here
last Wednesday and attended the
Klamath tribal council meeting
held at Klamath Agency before
returning home. She was the over
sight guest Wednesday at the home
of an aunt, Mrs. Harry Bngle,
Fort Klamath. Mr. and Mrs. Shelp
operate a, motel at Weavervllle.
Congratulations ere extended Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Redden, Macdoel,
California, on the arrival of Law
rence Bert, 7 lbs. 2 oz., who was
born January 17 at Klamath Val
ley Hospital. The Reddens are
also parents of two other sons,
Harold Jr. and Leslie. .
While on a business trip from
their winter home at Red Bluff,
California, to Klamath Falls last
Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C.
McAullffe came on to Fort Klam
ath, where they stopped at their
local home and visited for a short
time with friends, Mr. and Mrs,
James F. Van Wormer and Doug
las, before returning south. -
Sharen Hescock was released
Friday, January 22, from Klamath
Valley Hospital In Kiamatn rails,
where ahe underwent an appendec
tomy the previous Tuesday, sharen
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur B. Hescock, and Is recup
erating from the recent surgery.
She will be able soon to resume
her studies at Chlloquln High
School.
Also returning home from the
same hospital the same day was
Donald Sanders Sr., who under
went major surgery Saturday, Jan
uary 16. He Is also getting along
fine now.
R. Beth Dixon made a business
trip here and to Klamath Falls
last week' from San Francisco,
California, where he and Mrs.
Dixon are spending the winter
months, v. .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kenhart left
Monday. January 25. for their
nome near Modesto, California,
oner naving visited since the nre.
vlous Wednesday at the home ot
itis brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Rlghtmierj The for
mer is reported much imnroved
in health and is under the care
of a Klamath Falls physician.
Omission of a line of type from
the account of the recent death
of Ernest H. Burnham, gave the
impression that his widow,-Callie
Hartley, Is the Stockton resident,
resident of Stockton, . California.
Instead her stepmother. Mrs. Frank
Hartley, Is the Stockton resident
Mrs. Burnham lives at Forest
Grove, where she and her husband
resided for many years.'
Lloyd O. (Blackie) Hauptman has
made a welcome donation to 'the
Olvlo Improvement Club. While
making cbanges in the Old. Fort
Tavern which he recently leased,
he decided the shuffleboard should
be removed from the cafe, and
gave it to the local womens' or.
ganlzation. A volunteer moving
crew transported It 'to Its new
home in the O. I. clubhouse, where
it will provide recreation for Boy
Scouts and others. A vote of thanks
is extended by. the community to
Hauotman f o r - his generosity,
Hauptman has been located here
only since January when he as
sumed management of the Old Fort
Tavern, Cafe and Bronco room xrom
its previous owners, Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Thomas. ; .
While looking for a suitable re
sidence into which they plan t:
move soon. Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Olson, Vodine and Christine spent
the weekend In Medford visiting
friends and relatives. They plan
to move soon. They ; have . been
operating the Crater Lake -Cafe
and Tavern since purchasing It
Inst summer from Charles J. Brie
co. now at Merrill, Wisconsin, and
the coming move is made neces
sary due to Olson's physical con
dition. Definite arrangements in re
gard to managing his local proper
ty have not as yet been completed.
In the meantime, Don Wimer will
continue In charge of the business
for the Olsons. . j
; Birthday Party
LANOELL VALLEY Mr. and
M,a TCmpnt Graves entertained
with a turkey dinner at their home
January 3 In honor of their daugh
ter Mary Jo, of Klamath Falls who
was celebrating her birthday, ;
Guests were Mary Jo, Pat Cor
nish and Mrs. Mary Smith and
Stevle of Klamath Falls; Mr. and
Mrs. Walter ami m dr., men,
Cheryl, and Craig Smith and Alice
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MR. AND MRS. ROSCOE PAINE ... . of Junction City, re
cently announced the engagement ' of their daughter, Joan
Louise, to Lt. Harold E. Balin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Balin,
Spring Lake District.. The Balins are a pioneer family in the
Klamath Basin, and Lt. Balin received his early schooling here.
He is a graduate of Henley High School and Oregon State
College, where he was affiliated with Delta Upsilon fraternity.
He is now in flight training at Hondo Air Force Base, Texas.
. The bride-elect is a junior in education at OSC, and a
member of Pi Beta Phi sorority; and it was at the chapter
house that a previous announcement of the betrothal was
made to her sorority sisters.
No date has been set for the wedding.
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THE FORMER Jacqueline Schroeder, daughter of Mrs.
Norman. Wimer, Chiloquin and Orville Schroeder, Bonanza,
became the bride of Albert Joe Rossi, son of Nick Rpssi,
Chiloquin, Monday, December 29, in Reno. The bride wore a
rose colored dress with black and amethyst accessories.
Making, the trip to Nevada with the bridal couple were
Jack Winkle and Newton Moore, both of Chiloquin. ..
The, Rossis are now at home in the Chipman Apartments
and Jack! is finishing her senior year in high school. Rossi
works most of the year in Willow Ranch, but is home for the
winter months. . Photo by Ferebee
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WSCS TEA COMMITTEE MEMBERS ... The; above ware
responsible for the successful benefit tea given by the
Woman's Society of Christian Service January 21. in the par
lors of the First Methodist Church. Proceeds went to the '
Methodist Home in Salem. ; .
Pouring, Mrs. Earl Redman, left, past president of WSCS;
and Mrs. Joe Bramhall, president, now serving her second
term. Standing, from the left, Mrs. Frank P. Steele, secretary
of social relations; Mrs. E. B. Sinclair, Mrs. M. W. Hover,
promotion secretary; Mrs. Lorena Ward, spiritual life secre
tary; Mrs. H. K. Tavenner, Mrs. Steve Moss, sub-district presi
dent,' Mrs. Eldred Putnam, secretary local church activities
and also chairman of the recent tea; and Mrs. Earl Sheridan,
vocal soloist for the afternoon. , Photo by Kettler
TOBOGGAN PARTY
Lanoell Valley a group
of young people enjoyed a tobog
gan party at Partridge Hill Sunday
evening, with refreshments served
later at the Dearborn home. "
Present were Michele Brett, Alice
Graves, Mary Anne Leavitt, Cath
erine Dearborn, Kenneth Stalnaker,
Harold Snyder, Bill Morris, Gary
Cunningham and Billy Dearborn.
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A NEW PERSONALITY . . . at Lackland Air Force liu
Antonio, is Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, who arrived thare-nci
for training in the WAFS. Mary Ann was graduated from U
last year, and is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs, S. M,
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Summer Lake
BY MRS. E. R. NELSON .
Mrs. Henry Markus entertained
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Harris, at dinner January 10. The
occasion was Mrs. Harris' birthday
anniversary.
Dean Moss Is quite sick with
bronchial pneumonia at the home
of his grandmother, Mrs. Les Eld
er. Les took him to Lakevlew for
medical treatment January 13 and
he Is somewhat improved. Wishes
are extended him for an early
recover. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harris were
business visitors in Lakeview Jan
uary 12. Dean received medical
treatment for flu and Mrs. Harris
had a dental appointment. Dean
has been quite sick with flu.
Gary Poster went to Portland re
cently for dental work. - i
, Mrs. E. R. Nelson was hostess
to the Episcopal Guild at her home
Wednesday afternoon, January 13.
Business of the guild was taken
care of followed by dessert and
coffee and a social hour. .
Mr. - and Mrs. Frank Graves
visited their daughter and family,
the Howard, Nelsons, at Westside
January 11. They transacted busi
ness in' Lakeview also. '
The comunlty was sad to learn
of the death of Pred Eskelln at
Fort Rock recently. He was well-
known among the Grangers.
Heartfelt sympathy is extended
Mrs. Eskelln and the family.
Mrs. Roy Carlon has been hired
to teach Home Economics and bl
ology in the Paisley school. Classes
started Monday, January 25.
Word has been received here
that Mr. and Mrs. Georee Ravmer.
who cooked at the Summer Lake
Lodge last year during the hunting
season were both killed in a car
accldett recently in California
Mr. a.'d Mrs. Frank Graves went
to Lakeview Sunday. January 17.
where the 7 were to enter the pub
lic hospita' for major surge.-. The
Lodge will be closed during their
ausence ani me many iriends and
neighbors c f the couple wish them
speeay recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. s. D, Harris went
to Portlam Friday where Mrs.
Harris is 'saving dental work Hone
by her son-in-law, Dr. William
Howarf. They will visit in the
Howarl home while Ernne.
The Lakers played basketball In
suve- Lake Tuesday nisht with a
Lapi ie team and won. Their man.
ager Earl corum of Silver Lake.
had the ' misfortune to fall and
break his arm while practicing
Sunday evening. It is reported to
be a bad break.
Mrs. May Deboy accompanied
her son, Lloyd, his ftmil;
Dick Moss from Klamath ft
Portland Sunday, January II
H. E. Candell took ore i
Post Office and store durii
ansence.
Church services were M
the Episcopal Church Sundus
uary ri.
The Rev. H. N, Trajitt
Lakeview reports their did
Sue, who has been- coimi
in their home from mstor
Is able to return to her at
ment in Montana and her a
took her as far as Klamilil
Monday, January II.
Word has been received
Mrs. Howard Nelson of Wa
that her parents, - Mr. tal
Prank Graves, who are pa
in the Lakeview Hospital
ing surgery, are getting kd
wen,
Regular session of Grand
fair attendance. The Cra
sponsor a public dance-Ml
night, February 13, with Hi
ert Dudes furnishing the mi
' The host' committee, lil
Mrs. H. E. Candell, Mr. tri
George carlon, served colli
and coffee at the last meet
Grange. Dancing was the e
entertainment. Mr. and M.
Reed were among the vlsitenl
tne valley Falls orange.
. The Lakers played baskets
LaFine Saturday night but
Jim Foster cut two tingeri
his right hand Monday rod
January 26, while workiflz
truck. Carl Ankenv took bl
Lakeview for medical atteota
he will remain in the hod
few days.
PLAYERS CLvi
Members and wests of pj
club were entertained Wedai
January 20 In the Library
rooms, with Mrs. Harold H
son. R. L. Cotter, Mrs,
Druecker and Mrs. Lee On
es hostesses.
Mrs. E. H. - Hultman, -prtf
of the club, conducted a aborj
ness meeting, after whica I
and ninnnhle were nlaved N
rest of the evening, with lit
bridge going to Mrs. bouui
son and low to Mrs. Jarau 1
ton. Hi ah In nlnochle to MnJ
Jacobson and low to Mrsl
Matltck Jr. . . '
-The next reaular meetiaj
club will be held February
8 p.m.
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