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SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE - 4 . . i f ' r- -V- ' ;: rih :"j ! W "'1 I - ' w ' f . 2' J ; f. ; . - t j 1 MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. JEFFRIES . . 4I2 High Street, announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter,. Barbara, to Calvin E. Ketchum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ketchum, Eugene. The wedding is scheduled for September 12, in the Willa gillespie Baptist Chapel, Eugene. .'.'' , Photo by Ferebee rvrrrir, ' IPS. AF.'ZodNJf JANE AILEEN 12 year old dauqhter of Col. and Mrs. T. R. Gillenwaters,, former Klamath Falls, residents. Jane was at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Martin, 228 North Seventh Street, for break fast when the picture was taken. She and her mother are at present with Mrs. Gillenwater's other daughter, Mrs. Alton Chamberlain and family in Salem. ' Photo by Kettler Special m otice: Your Hostess . "' ' GRACE PETERSON Is Again Running The Dining . , , Room and Smorgasbord at LITTLE SWEDEX 5711 So. 6th Phone 7676 All Old Customers And New Are Invited to Come in and Enjoy All Your Old Favorite Swedish Dishes Back On The SMOISCASISOISII TAIILE SMORGASBORD Served Sat. and Sun. Only Enjoy Tasty Cocktails And Dancing Niqhtly In The Lounge ' ' " ...... Chiloquin By DARLENE WOLFF v . Mr. nd Mn. Jan-ey Riddle and five younger .children left Satur day -afternoon for a week's camp ing trip on the Oregon.Coest. Rid dle Is employed by. the State Hlth.-V 'Department. " Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Brower re turned (Unuay maralnj trom a 10 day tilp, to Seattle and Victoria. Hrowar la custodian 01 the Chilo quin .grade school. . A , number cf families have spent the summer months paint ing and remodeling their homes. These Include Mr. and Mrs. Bert Albert Mx, and Mis. Don Potter, Mr. and Mrs.'. Harry Ravlzza. Mr. and Mrs. -WiUlrm Loreni, Mr. and Mrs. Jarvey Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. William Wamoler and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall. , . f. '. and Mr?. ..Wade Crawford have moved two jbuUdlngd on their WUIlamcsn ' Rlvc-.' oroperty which they are temorjeling into-, living quarters': ' .- . Mr. and Mrs; ' TOlllam Davis, Who .operate' a- foster home, for sub-tsen and 'eenrgers,- are' re modeling a bulldinj- on their lake shore property. Mike : McCauley, 15. 'vho is studis to bi a car penter is assisting wliji the project. Lonnie Adams,,: is' buildlnp. an iddltion to his .home In southeast Chiloquin. .,'.... Leonard , Styknson .and' his son George are" returning to Chiloquin Saturc-ty from Ac'ctui.ii'hr'e ''e 'irs btan f-Uii.-.'stv ::iy.- -. :ic is lmprovin?-' dallj- r ndr can oper ate his whee!chf.irt The 10 young er children, t Sally and- Bill, have been spending .the summer in Hillsbora with 'relatives will re turn here before school starts. The Rev. Edmund Stanton plans to move the Swansons from Ash land. George Hobbs-, high school In structor, completed summer school in Ashland week ago and is now helping John Mathis, high school principal with some con struction work. Mr. . and Mrs. Mathis have spent the summer improving the home they pur chased last spring. Danny Mathis. 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mathis, nar rowly escaped serious injury re cently when he managed to turn on the key and ."start the car his lather had left in gear. Fortunate ly the slow moving car was stopped before doing any damage. Last Friday two Chiloquin high - f 1 , , , ,n,, i ( rA . . . . SUSIE WOOTEN . . . with her prize winnlnq entry in tlie , nanza-Longell Vatley flower show last week. She submitled it labeled "Tray for a Sick Doll." Photo by Kettler school Instructors completed sum mer school work at the Univer sity of Oregon, James Hull and Charles Hale. ' September 7 is the opening date for the. Panther Den, a short or der and fountain business which will be operated by Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cline. The Luderman build ing next door to the post of lice Is the location. Mr. and Mrs. Ijeroy Prlnz and daughters. Redwood City, were guests last week of the Rev. and Mrs. Edmund Stanton, Guests from Seattle last week at the home o Mr. and Mrs. John Jaderholm were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis and children, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Elliott, who moved 'from Chiloquin to Laguna Beach a number of years ago have returned here. Elliott is working with his father in the op eration of their cattle ranch on Crooked Creek. Mrs. Elliott is the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Hall Sr. Mrs. Curtis Jester and family have tfeen visiting relatives in Medford recently. Jester works for Bonneville in Washington. Earl Hall, Lyle and Janet re turned Friday from a camping and fishing trip to East Lake. BONANZA By CORA LF.AVITT K. I, Bold, Mrs. Ivan Bold and Gary spent several days in Port land last week. Mrs. Elliott House of Lanitall' Valley was a luncheon guest otj mia. niuuiiru noemer. in ine ai ternoon they went to Malin to visit Mrs. Hoeiller's daughter, Mrs. Gary Freltag. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fruzier en turtained with a birthday dinner August 14 in honor of Mrs. Anna King. Other guests were Mrs. Mary Smith and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Jkhnson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hynes and Debbie and Joan have left for Santa Barbara- to make their home. She is the daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Givans. Jim end Rex Por'.eriield and Joe Hocffler spent last weekend at Canby where they attended the wedding of Bill Schoonover, coach of Bonnim High lt year, and Claire Kyllo. Mr. and Mrs. Bob 'Schmor were also there. Bob has been attending school a: Eugene this summer. Tex Hitson is spending a few days at Rogue River with rela tives. Irving Elfstrom has been here for several weeks from Seattle visitinu his aunt Mrs. Louis Ran dall and family: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fulkerson and C. T. Fulkerson luve been here from Portland to visit Don Ph!!palts and his mother Mrs. Eva Phllpotts. C. T. Fulkerson was botn in Langell Valley in 1869. and left there for plympla when he was 16 years old. After re tiring he moved to Portland to n.ake his home with his son and family. This is the first time back here since he left in 1889. They all made a trip around the' valley one day and he visited his birth place, the ranch now is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin. Needless to say he saw a great many changes. , Everyone is reminded of the big square dance at the Bonanza Big Springs Park. It is the third birthday of the park and a pot luck supper is planned to start at 6 p.m. There will be a big birth day cake. All proceeds will go to the park fund. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pcpple (Ruth Peyton) are home from a weeks honeymoon st the coast, and are living in one of the Puddy apart ments. Mrs. Pcpple will teach the ' , .X . j, , llfPiv MRS. 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