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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1954)
Opm - bLi? iti? fraud (xhunaM i-y. Jsnq-i'sM Aiudwii 4 Jilomxdh JoJh lo lion in laluma r-i 1 i - I I "' a ' THE LATCH STRING .... at Reames Golf and Country Club will-always be out for the Earl Weimars. Earl was made a lifa member of the club In recognition of the many hundreds of hours he devoted to the club. His wife; Ruth, has also been an active member in that, and other local organixations. - ' ' , The open house February 26, chairmanned by Howard Scroqgin and Gus Anderson,: was a gesture of appreeia tion from the club to the popular couple.' , ' They are shown in pictures at the left,1 the' stood in the informal receiving line. . . . and lov. left, Earl with the gift just presented to him by Ed Hickman (not in picture k Members looking on are Mrs Andy Brink.' left, Charlie Schuss and Andy Brink. Mrs.. Ed Brosterhous tl shown in the other, handing Mrs. Weimar her gift f , ' - Group of men posed while Earl took a last fond .look at the course are, from the left, Jack Bishop, L. D. Stephens, Gus Anderson,' Ed Hickman, Earl Weimar shaking hands fith Ed Robinon, (club president); between them, Howad Scroggin and Mayor Paul Landry; at the right, Ed Brostft'hous, John Houston and Andy Tovly. .' The life membership plaeque was given Earl when, he retired as club president,: a couple of years ago. vi: tut WUChackw-fomijoadi Vow SOCIETY Mily Ramfcf I I III 111 I I MWf'Mi I '' " :.1 1 MRS. IENJAMIN A. McCRACKEN JR. . . . the former Annie Lou Romtvedt, ho left Langell Valley at Febru ary bride to make her home in Illinois, while her husband is stationed there as an Instructor in. the USAF. She is the daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Sondre Romtvedt, well known Basin ranchers; and the senior McCraekent live in Seettle. '' V ; Picture, upper left, the couple leave for Southern California where they spent their honeymoon. With them, are bridesmaids, Oarlene Brankhorst (in background), and Jeanette Bush.' ? ' In circle, bride's sister, Alhild, maid of honor, place the lucky Coin in Annie Lou's slipper. Lower left, at the reception, bride and bridegroom with Alhild. Picture at right, little Judy Randall, flower girl; and young man with her is brother, Gary, ring bearer. ' The Rev. Kent Spaulding read the douMering 3 p.m. service on the 20th in Klamath Lutheran Church. : r - All Photos on Page by Ferebee.
