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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1961)
rf ijJL II jlll By Helen Bechen Herald New Klamath FaNs, Oregon Sunday, January 15, 1961 . ( MRS. ROBERT CHARLES LOLCAMA. shown above. wi Thirta Anice Goeckner before her marriage Dec. 1 8 in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Wedding guests greeted the newlyweds at a reception in the parish halt following the ceremony. The young couple are residing in Santa Rosa. . -Photo by Ferebee. MRS. FREDERICK NELSON WADE, upper right, the former Gail Al len Mollison, is photographed at her parents' home before her marriage Dec. 28 in Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church. A reception at Reames Country ' Club followed the pretty holiday ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Wade make their home in Seattle. . ' MRS. RICHARD BROWNING, center right, is the former Sheila Ad ler, daughter of Mrs. George H. Adler and the late Dr. Adler. She and her husband exchanged vows Dec. 31 at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Van couver, Wash, they will reside in Union. MR. AND MRS. LYLE WALTER MILLS, right, visited last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delos Mills of Macdoel. The young couple were en route to their home in Billings following their marriage Dec. 27 at the First Lutheran Church in Glendale, Calif. Mrs. Mills is the formerCarol Heyd en Dorst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harry Heyden of Glendale. She was attended by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Walter F. Heyden. Present for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Delos Mills and Marcia Mills, Burt Mack and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Prock. Jack Prock served as best man. Photo by KetHer. t Wadding Storli On Intid ( r j I 1 . "r """"" ' ' ' ' ' J v i y li i , ml -. in , 1 Jp I H I in j n kVr nil T MRS. FREDERICK NELSON WADE -Photo by Ferebac. MRS. RICHARD BROWNING l p '. . s iter feel 17 V n sK V MR. AND MRS. GEORGE RBBEN, Tulelake, w9l spend much of the remainder of the winter m warmer climes. They will visit at the home of daughter-in-law. Mrs. Donald Reiben, at La Mesa, and their grandchil dren, Pamela and Gary, and later wiB go to Yuma, where they will join other TuMake sun-worshippers, Mr. and Mr. Ival Wolfe, Mr. and Mr. Ivan Rose. Mr. Lillian Turnbeugh and others who make annual trek to the desert. They made the trip leisurely by car. -Photo by Guderian WTTT L. . i 1 1 1 1 ii i l . ' A FLURRY OF ACTIVITY took place over New Year' weekend at the Harry Boivin home on Conger Ave. nue as members of the family prepared to go their separate ways. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boivin left Sunday for Saktm where they will reside at the Lee Apartment during the current legislative session. Their daughter, Katie, right, left the previous day to conttinue her junior year sociology studies at the University of San Diego. Son Bob returned to Eugene where he is a student at the University of Oregon School of Law. ' 7 . Photo by Koi..r , i
