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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1955)
f ruat roc HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH OGON Sl'NOAY. ftCTQBKU 2.',, 1955 J ' MR. AND MRS. LLOYD E. McFARLAND, 4906 Avalon, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marietta, to Boyd Casper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Casper, 393S Fawn. A spring wedding is planned. Photo by Ferebee list of words an even aozen took no effort to recall from the many which are constantly misspelled I know my grammer ain't so gooo and I Just HOPE that this list rloesn't RCt saootaged between here and the pressroom I HATE to ro around with a red face ESPECIALLY my OWNI Well here Ls wiener Is nearly always spelled weincr a good cure (or NINA SWANEY the gal who moment I am looking at practically disappeared alter she left her Main St business address For those who have asked where she la and don't even know she's back from her summer trip to Missouri elo She's out "at tin Hugh Swaney residence on Lake Khore Drive and having a grand time doing I guess what you'd call "WATER WATCHING" And up per Klamath Lake where she just gets comfortable by a window and let the scenery do the rest Is Ideal for water-watching. The picture changes oltcn and the hours fly by. I know It's relaxing, pleasant and fascinating after countless hours doing Just that on the same lake only up Rocky Point way. SPEAKING OP Rocky Point Chet and Lou Caiislrom at the Frontier Guest Ranch on the Rocky Point Road Just past the Lake of the Woods-Hocky Point Junction ate hurling a Hallo ween party for their growing com munity of summer home lot own ers Games prizes fond etc and something very SPE CIAL or the owning guests too -It II Be Friday Oct 28 from 8 to 10 p.m. for the families Inst fear the Carlstroms had brush burning party a good way for the neighbors to get acquainted. THE SOCIAL CALENDAR Is pretty well lilittt up with sasslely events Including the BIO Shrine dinner-dance Nov 6 the cosiume caper it Rcamcs Ihe 39th ol Oct the Yacht Club "Shipwreck" dnnc Ing party November 12 and the usual this and that t- dinners and cocktail parties at home and away trom home and so forth. ABOUT THIS TIME every week I reach the stage where i can't spell "cat" and I'm SURE thai NO one ELSE can cither! At this f ' ' ""IU ' ' "J f. J ' '., " ; I . i "X MR. AND MRS. CHARLES STEYSKAL, Tulelake, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Andrew E. Flink, son of Mrs. Dorothy Flink, Sacramento. Mary is a graduate of Tulelake High School, class of '55; and Andrew was graduated from Sacramento High School in '49. He served four years in the USAF and was discharged as a sergoant. No date has been set for the wedding. that Is to remember Vienna marshal comes in with 2 L's In lodge Items only when refer ring to a family name does It have a double-ell chaplain seems to be confused with Charlie Chap lin ceremony is often ceromony and Ihe things that happen tn miniature!! minlturc, minature have even seen it ending in er Bible is written with a lower case b" and the words alter and altar are switched in spelling and meaning until it's a tossup between church and dressmaking shop Initiated is written initaled or in flated and bouquet drops the u" and corsage has even become courpge worn like a "badge of" no doubt accordion is accor- dian and accordian to the dic tionary that's WRONGI (Proof readers have pity!). SAVE ON NORGE NEW NORGE "CUSTOMATIC" Automatic Defrosting Handidor Shelves Giant-Full Width ' Freezer Egg Nest k Buffer Bank k Moist Cold Compartment Roll Out Shelves Plus 5 Qf. 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