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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1955)
PAGE FOUP SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1955 HKRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS OKKUtiN Wlwwh i tj - NOW THAT SUMMER S here everyone t:mcd to be bent on getting all he could or it last week em! resort areas, picnic fcpots end hlqhwayi were lull cf summer recreaticn seekers. Probably the biggest congregation was at the Elk's picnic at Malin Park and -. ... ' . (- ' v. ) : . 5. : i n I J i goinsr the other direction vas a sizeable crowd to Rocky Point Re sort for the Yacht Club picnic. TEN DAYS several ol llicm in Victoria r.i.d back to Seattle by boat and from there to Olympia to visit with Lina Motschenbacher'-s Vr;..-. 1 i V A . 't I. .-.' - A "W - Ik- 'hi A HAPPY COUPLE Mr. and Mrs, William J. Corrigan, after their wedding in Broad way Christian Church, Seattle, July 20. She is the former Elmina Raymond, daughter of Mrs. Edward M. Raymond, 120? Pacific Terrace, and the late Edward M. Raymond. . The couple was attended by the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Atkins and a small group of intimate friends and relatives were guests at the wedding. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Corrigan, Marion, Ohio, and the honeymoon will include a visit with his parents and other members of his family in Ohio. Other than the bride's mother from Oregon were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Busiclc IJeanette Rusfeenl, Oswego. Both are seniors at Washington State College, and until her marriage, the bride was president of Stevens Mall on the Washington State campus. Photo by Thurber, Seattle lanilly was roughly the itinerary tor her and Harriet Eites who got back several days ao Lin da's nephew Kenneth Gilbert (in the sec'y of state's oilicc) took them on a COMPLETE tour of the capilcl and then from the sub lime to somethiiicr or other else they also went on a complete i r thru the Olympia Brewery le don't know about any ilisht pauses for refreshments. "ROSE LANE" 'At the end of Rose Lane' is a story book nddress. Alice Currin a fugitive from her own house lived in the house at the end of the lane lor a brief wecx Her sister Hp.nnah and husband Myron Mike) Pinkstaff ami their J chil dren are the owner-dwellers there in but it's even so new to them that Hannah and family came down to get sister Alice to make certain she'd see their new ranch style home in Eugene's West Hills before the new had worn oft Mike WOULD call he picturesque little lane that lead; just to their diggings an "overgrown driveway." The head of the Richard Currin household on Lawrence had taken their two boys Charlton and Rickey to Crescent Lake he's cout master for Troop 3 ana HE staved in camp that week and scouted until Saturday when he went to Eugene to get his spouse and dtrs Leslie Cynthie and and Cherry. MRS. R. D. HAUGAARD Jr., of Pasadena, and her 22-months-old son, Bradley, arrived July 18 to spend two weeks at the home of Mrs. Haugaard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con Jo!in:on in Malin. Mrs. Haugaard will be remembered as the former Shirley Kay Johnson. She was graduated from Malin High School in 1948. Haugaard is associated with a Pasadena firm of architects. Mother and son left Malin July 31 for fheir home in California. Photo by Lucile Gray 80 AT SHOWER FOR NEW BRIDE Mrs. PhilJp Barry, the former Mary GiJJJn, was honored recently With a wedding- shower In Ml. Lnkl Church. i Hostesses, Mrs. J. D. Finchum, I Kay O'Donahuc, Mrs. Jim O'Don p.hue, Mrs. Charles Snyder, Ear lone Murlyr. Sheila Finchum and G lend a MrBride invited upproxi- mnlPly 80 friends to the party for the well known Henley High School iencher, who has been on the) teaching staff lor six years. Background for the shower fea tured large arrangements of roses and mixed bouquets of summer flowers. 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