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: A LOVELY JUNE BRIDE In imported embroidered or
gandy was Linda Jean Pope, daughter of well-known Fort
Klamath ranchers, Mr. and Mrs, red L. Pope.
Her marriage to John David Eskildsen in Portland
All Saints' Episcopal Church is of wide interest to friends
of the Klamath Basin pioneer family. The bridegroom is
the son of Mrs. Niels Eskildsen, Portland.
The Rev. Louis B. Keiter read the 8 p.m. nuptial serv
ice in the presence of approximately 100 guests.
All Photos by Krohn and Luzader, Portland
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LINDA AND JOHN leave the church proper for the
social room at All Saints' where the wedding guests were
received.
The INITIAL SLICE of the white and pastel yellow
wedding cake, topped with fresh flowers, is cut by the
new Mr. and Mrs. Eskildsen.
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LINDA'S HAND RESTS LIGHTLY on the arm of her
father to allow room for the sweeping hemline of her very
full hooped skirt, as he escorts her down the aisle.
THE BRIDEGROOM is almost hidden in a shower of
rice as he Vhd his bride leave the reception at All Saints'
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THE FORMER SUE CLAIRE DUNHAM poses after her
wedding in Fresno St. John's Catholic Cathedral to Don
ald Edward Murphy.
She is. the daughter of Mrs. R. Michael Laubhan and
the late Major Don Dunham, Lemoncove, California. Her
father was a native of Klamath Falls. She is the grand
daughter of Mrs. E. A. Dunham, 435 Oak Avenue, and the
late E. A. (Ed I Dunham, for many years a prominent busi
ness man in this vicinity; and she is the niece of Mrs. Dor
othy Ankeny, 128 Hillside Avenue.
Photo by John Frigaldi
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A HOST OF FRIENDS were at the Klamath Yacht
Club on Sunday, June 29, to congratulate Mr. and Mrs.
Elon Owen Foster on their 50th wadded year.
The celebrants, who live at 629 Jefferson, were ac
tually married on Jime 28, when Elon Foster claimed Isa
bell McElroy as his bride in Kirby, Wyoming. They have
been residents of Klamath Falls since 1925.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster have two daughters, Mrs. Jay
Hanard of Sacramento and Mrs. Elbert Stiles, 525 Mesa
of this city. The daughters and their husbands were hosts
for the I to 5 afternoon open house.
Photo by Otto Ellis
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