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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1959)
... MmMx , .wmLI YSuajfcM;.!., rAbmA .5 NEWCOMERS to the city are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bur man who arrived recently from Mesa, Arizona, where he has for eight years been manager of the Sears store and will head their store in this city. This is their first time in Oregon and they are delighted with the climate, beautiful scenery and friendly people. Although he has many inter- esis, goiT is tne tavonte noDDy o ihet Burman, a sport in which his wife hopes to soon join him. Their two married Photo by Ellis VISITING at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnhisel, is Mrs. -John (Sally) Richards and her three children from their home in Santa Paulo, California. Beside the swimming pool in the garden of her parent's Conger (Avenue home, Mrs. Rich ards is seated with her family, Curt, 3, at left, Eric, I I months, and '.inda, 4. John Rich ards arrived on the weekend to spend severe I days before returning with his family to their home. -Photo by Ellis Hp yS oaugnrers live in Arizona iTTJf p;." "1 " pf Y . , ( M s II I i: T v DESERT SUNSHINE appeals to Mr. and Mrs. Don An derson who will leave the first of August for Palm Springs where they have purchased a motel. Bonnie Lucas Ander son, member of a family of long time residents, and her husband will be missed by their many friends with whom they have been actively associated in civic, business and social circles. Bv HELEN BECHEN ON THE WAY to a new home are Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Blumenfeld and 20-month-V ld son, Matthew, pictured with Mrs. Blumenfeld's mother, Mrs. George Callison. They have been touring the United States since May when they left New Orleans, where Dr. Blumenfeld has been on the faculty of Louisiana State University. They left Klamath Falls ft Thursday for a leisurely trip to Whitewater, Wisconsin, where he will become a mem ber of the staff of Wisconsin State College as a professor of English. Photo by Ellis - Herald. and News Klamath Falls, Oregon July 12, 1959 " W MR. AND MRS. TOM GARRATt and daughter, Barbara Jean, left recently for their new home in Portland. They have resided in Klamath Falls for a little over seven years. Tom Garratt has been game management agent for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and will serve in the same capacity in the Portland offices. He has been with th service since he and Mrs. Garratt came to the west from) their Illinois homes in 1946. Photo by Kettler . ,., .,,-,, , ...... Tmmm ,.. ' TT-n rf jrTi C N t :.? . Ui i ani ii imil-fw ' ' - r-fJ -. ' DIGNITARIES of United Air Lines who were in the city fa attend the company's farewell party are, left to right, Met Furman of Seattle, regional manager of ground serv ices; Ted Larson of Denver, vice president; Samuel J. Sharer, assistant to the president from Seattle; J. E. Beaty. sales representative from Portland; Stan Randolph, local manager. United Air Line service to Klamath Falls will end an July 31. Photo by Kettler AMONG THE GUESTS at the cocktail party given Monday evening by United Air Lines were Dr. end Mrt. Marvin Nerseth, right, who with their daughter, Geil, chat with Stan Randolph, local manager. Many civic and business leaders of the city were invited to the affair whiekt was held In the Pelican Party Room. Photo by Kettler
