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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1955)
SUNDAY, SEPTFMBER 11, 1955 PAGE SIX . -,JfeWi .'A' t I t I i l.,v.-v:. J A HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON - . .,, .". .. ' FOUR GENERATIONS at a family reunion In Stanley, Wisconsin, are pictured above. The youngest "femme" in the group of women is Pamela Ann Metier in her Great-grandmother Larson's lap. Seated next to them, is Pamela Ann's Grandmother Karnes; and standing in back, the baby's mother, Mrs. Harold Metier, 2210 White Street. Mrs. Metier, Pamela Ann and Mrs. Vinton Karnes, 2081 Lalceshore Drive, were all back in Stanley for the reunion, and also to. celebrate Mrs. Emma Larson's 65th birthday anniversary. Mrs. Larson's home is in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. j ; t I i . . ... . RUBY GARDNER bride-elect of Leslie Martin, whose engagement was announced recently in Grants Pass. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Gardner, Grants Pass; and the prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Martin, Malin. She will teach a primary class in Grants Pass this school year. She and her fiance met at Southern Oregon College of Education, where the romance budded. He will continue his studies there this fall. No date has been set for the wedding. Mrs. Mark Hattan Honored At Stork Shower August 24 f . i ; ' ' k V- t-. 4 y ,. : t t 0 a - DAR Meeting Eulalonn Chapter, DniiKhters o( the American Revolution, first nicptiiiR of the fall season 1a Matpd for Monday evening, September 13 at 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Julian Ager on the Keno High way. The program will Include a re corded address by the president general, National Society, Daugh ters of the American Revolution. Gertrude S. Carraway. The same address she gave before the na tional convention of DAR in Wash ington. r. C, this spring. A bviet skit on Conslitution Dav given by Oeorgie, Alicia and Mar- cm Ager. will conclude the pro gram. The new year books will be distributed at this meeting. Mrs. William Wales Jr., hosless chairman for the evening, will be assisted by Mrs. William Ows ley. Mrs. Earl O. Kerns and Mrs. Julian Ager. MR. AND MRS. CECIL D. BROWN, 444 1 Freida Avenue, announce the forthcoming marriage of their only daughter, Betty Louise Brown, to Wayne J. Bruner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michaol G. Bruner, 2525 Eberlein Avenue. The wedding will take place at 4 p.m. in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Octo ber I. Betty is an alumna of the University of Oregon and Reed College. She has been employed in Portland until recently. Her fiance is completing his studies at OTI, and plans on studying engineering at Oregon State College. Both of them were student, at KUHS. phot0 by Gud PARTIES PRECEDE RECENT NUPTIALS Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Walker were recent hosts at Lucca's Cate. when they entertained lor their daugh ter. LH-Rnc, and her nrosneciivt? bridegroom, Claudis Middauph. at a pic-nupltal dinnrr parlv. Places were marked for 24 relatives and close friends. La-Rae was also the insnirallnn for a bndnl shower mven hv iw bridesmaids nt the home of Joyce Prolan s pnrentn, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Prctarl, 3826 Lookout Boulevard. Approximately 40 Bursts were present to honor the bride-elect. Hammond Organ Chord Organ IiRPot Mock Iratl lux mxkr- piano in thin Dart of the wmI, Rrnt R Spinel piano Rental pur t'naio plan. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th Mrs. Mark Hattan was honored guest at a stork shower, Wednes day evening, August 24, in the Pine Room of the Elk's Club. Host esses, Mrs. W. E. Carter and Mrs. Ben Stout, decorated the room with arrangements of purple stock and baby breath and featured a large stork as a useful bit oi decor to hold the honoree's corsage. A yellow and white basinette held the gifts. A competitive game was diver sion lor the evening before refresh mpnts were served. Guest list included Mrs. Al Hat tan, Mrs. Perry Babcock, Mrs. Les Urbach. Mrs. John Amuchastegul, v. V JOHN P. WIRTH, 3022 Butte Street, center, front row, wiih his children who were with him during the last week in August. Son William W. (Billiel, and his wife and children were here from Spanaway, Washington, where he is with the Washington Cooperative Company. Daughter, Goldie, (Mrs. Arie Pyn,) right, front r ow, is from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where her husband is one of the oldest employes of John Morrell and Company, meat packing firm. Standing, left, is daughter Sylvia I Mrs. Oliver Burt), who lives here in the Stewart Addi tion. Her husband farms their acreage and also works for Kesferson Lumber Company. Carrie, next to her, is Mrs. Ray Foster. She and her husband have extensive sheep and cattle ranching interests with headquarters at Alzada, Montana. John.Wirth, a widower, has lived in Klamath Falls for about 14 years. He is now semi retired and occupies himself with his local property interests. Nine grandchildren were also present at the family get-together. 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